cd ripping with cddb

cd ripping with cddb

[Igor Gueths]

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Hi all. Does anyone know if there are any cddb client-like programs for 
Linux? Bc what I originally wanted to do was rip all the tracks from 
cdparanoia, then I would write a bash script that would re-name the 
files to Artist - Title.wav. Then I would encode everything using 
oggenc. I tried mp3c, and got track names from my Cds. However, when it 
rips files it outputs the wav to /tmp/randomcharacters.wav. And I didn't 
find anywhere where I could specify an alternate encoder to be executed 
in the options menu, because I am not encoding in mp3 only to decode and 
re-encode in Vorbis. That would introduce too much loss of quality in my 
opinion. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks!
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Re: cd ripping with cddb

[Hart Larry]

Hi Igor:  I think you can run abcde with cdparanoya to rip mp3s
Hart

Re: cd ripping with cddb

[Christopher Moore]

Igor,
mp3c uses a config file to specify encoder, filename format, and tons of
other stuff.  

Chris

Re: cd ripping with cddb

[Dietmar Segbert]

Hii,
look for mp3c. You can use different configfiles, use different encoder  
(lame, oggenc ...) and so on. mp3c can create bashscripts (-b option).

Regards.
Dietmar