[ale] Automated ripping...
Dow Hurst
Dow.Hurst at mindspring.com
Tue Oct 18 23:01:09 EDT 2005
David,
I use Grip and it requires that you put the CD in the drive and click on
the button to start ripping and encoding. That is all. It ejects when
finished. I then pop in another, it auto looks up the data from CDDB
and I click rip/encode and so on. It organizes by artist and album.
Juk, XMMS, and Amarok read the .m3u files and will let me pick and
choose what I want to listen to. It uses cdparanoia for the ripping and
oggenc for encoding. Comes in SUSE, I know.
Dow
David Corbin wrote:
>I have several hundred CDs I'd like to rip. The last time I worked on this
>(4+ years ago) the tools were not "automated enough". I want to drop A CD in
>the player, and when the CD light stops flashing, take it out and put in
>another one. I don't want to be prompted for anything.
>
>When it's done, I'd like to be able to tell one CD/track from another, and
>tell what CD they came from, and for them to be "reasonably organized".
>
>Is there tool out there that works like this? (Linux preferred, of course,
>but a 'free' or 'low-cost' Windows one would be acceptable).
>
>Thanks.
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