I was digging around in portage last night and found a real nice nugget that
tickled me to death.
I found CDMP3... a simple script that rips audio cd's, looksup the title name
via cdda and then write it out to disk as an mp3.
What made me take notice was how much cleaner it was than my own rip script.
The one in the gentoo portage is a bash script, but if you make your way to
the authors website, he has a new version for download that's in perl.
About the only alterations I felt I had to make were; put an hdparm command at
the top that sets my cdrom for 20x (rated top speed) reads, enabled the "bfr"
buffering as the default setting and added the eject command at the end of
the script. This way, it runs at top speed and spits out the disk when it's
done.... easy to tell that it's finished that way.
Anytime I happen to walk by and the cdrom is sticking it's tongue at me, I
slap another disk into it and go about my work. If you happen to have more
than one cdrom in your computer, you can run multiple copies of cdmp3 in
their own sessions...
Works great!
Cheers.
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tickled me to death.
I found CDMP3... a simple script that rips audio cd's, looksup the title name
via cdda and then write it out to disk as an mp3.
What made me take notice was how much cleaner it was than my own rip script.
The one in the gentoo portage is a bash script, but if you make your way to
the authors website, he has a new version for download that's in perl.
About the only alterations I felt I had to make were; put an hdparm command at
the top that sets my cdrom for 20x (rated top speed) reads, enabled the "bfr"
buffering as the default setting and added the eject command at the end of
the script. This way, it runs at top speed and spits out the disk when it's
done.... easy to tell that it's finished that way.
Anytime I happen to walk by and the cdrom is sticking it's tongue at me, I
slap another disk into it and go about my work. If you happen to have more
than one cdrom in your computer, you can run multiple copies of cdmp3 in
their own sessions...
Works great!
Cheers.
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Registered Linux User Number 185956
FSF Associate Member number 2340 since 05/20/2004
Join me in chat at #linux-users on irc.freenode.net
Buy an Xbox for $149.00, run linux on it and Microsoft loses $150.00!
11:22am up 31 days, 11:35, 7 users, load average: 3.09, 3.06, 3.01
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