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command line: -h -V 1 %w %m | command line: -h -V 1 --add-id3v2 --id3v2-only --tt %n --ta %A --tl %d --ty %y --tg %g %w %m | ||
file extension is .mp3 | file extension is .mp3 |
Revision as of 22:41, 8 September 2015
I started using "grip" to convert my discs to audio files a long time ago when it came with Ubuntu. They dropped it from Ubuntu but I still use it by compiling from source.
I experimented with using FLAC but found it was not working in the Logitech Mediaserver. Instead of continuing to fight with it I opted to bump up the quality on the rip for my CD's.
All my players handle FLAC. Oh well.
Grip
I use a locally compiled version of grip. Version 3.3.1 compiled on Ubuntu 14.10
Download from: http://sourceforge.net/projects/grip/
Build
sudo apt-get install lame cdparanoia \ libgnomeui-dev libghc-vte-dev curl libcurl4-openssl-dev ./configure make -j 6 sudo make install
vte is a terminal widget
Configure
Currently I just keep all the files in a folder hierarchy. I tried keeping a MySQL database but found that I never used it.
Device is /dev/sr0
Encoder
MP3
I used to use these settings for MP3 encoding.
Encoder is "lame".
command line: -h -V 1 --add-id3v2 --id3v2-only --tt %n --ta %A --tl %d --ty %y --tg %g %w %m
file extension is .mp3
file format: ~/music/%A/%d/%t-%n.%x
Misc
Email address
Do not lowercase filenames
Do not change spaces to underscores