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cdda2ogg(1)						      General Commands Manual						       cdda2ogg(1)

NAME
cdda2ogg, cdda2mp3 -- extract audio CD audio tracks and encode them SYNOPSIS
cdda2ogg cdda2mp3 DESCRIPTION
cdda2ogg is a simple script that uses the icedax <fileprefix> command to extract all audio tracks with the icedax <fileprefix> command and encode them using the ogg123 respective <censored> MP3 encoder. The scripts are not intended to be full-featured music archiving programs, but only for quick storing of few audio data. It does not use databases like CDDB or have any extra features. You may look at icedax if you need them. ogg123 is provided by the vorbis-tools which needs to be installed separately. See www.ogg.org for more information. CONFIGURATION
cdda2ogg and cdda2mp3 have predefined values for reading and labeling of the target files. You can overwrite them with following environ- ment variables: CDDA_DEVICE Source device specification to get the data from. LIST List of track numbers to be read, separated by spaces. CDDA2WAV Defines the command to run the cdda2wav program CDDA2WAV_OPTS Miscellaneous options passed to $CDDA2WAV. MP_CODER The encoder program. MP_OPTIONS Additional options passed to $MP_CODER. FILEPREFIX The base part of the filename of resulting audio files. This can also be specified as the first argument to the script. See cdda2ogg (cdda2mp3) script file to get the default values System administrator can also set default values by creating of a shell include file, defining the variables for the POSIX shell, and stor- ing them as /etc/default/cdda2ogg (resp. cdda2mp3). EXAMPLES
CDDA_DEVICE=/dev/cdrom1 cdda2ogg just stores every track in this device in audiotrackNUMBER.ogg LIST="1 5 7" cdda2ogg PartsOfBestOfFoo stores the selected tracks from the default cdrom device as 01-PartsOfBestOfFoo.ogg, 05-PartsOfBestOfFoo.ogg, 07-PartsOfBestOfFoo.ogg. SEE ALSO
icedax(1) AUTHOR
This manpage describes the program implementation of cdda2ogg as shipped by the cdrkit distribution. See http://alioth.debian.org/projects/debburn/ for details. It is a spinoff from the original program distributed by the cdrtools project. How- ever, the cdrtools developers are not involved in the development of this spinoff and therefore shall not be made responsible for any prob- lem caused by it. Do not try to get support for this program by contacting the original authors. If you have support questions, send them to debburn-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org If you have definitely found a bug, send a mail to this list or to submit@bugs.debian.org writing at least a short description into the Subject and "Package: cdrkit" into the first line of the mail body. This manual page was written by Eduard Bloch (blade@debian.org) for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others). Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 2 as published by the Free Software Foundation. cdda2ogg(1)

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NORMALIZE-MP3(1)					      General Commands Manual						  NORMALIZE-MP3(1)

NAME
normalize-mp3 - adjust levels of mp3 or ogg files by running normalize-audio(1), then re-encoding SYNOPSIS
normalize-mp3 [OPTION]... [FILE]... normalize-ogg [OPTION]... [FILE]... DESCRIPTION
Normalize volume of mp3 or ogg files by decoding, running normalize, and re-encoding. This requires as much extra disk space as the largest mp3 or ogg file, decoded. Note that for batch and mix mode, all files must be decoded, so there must be enough disk space for the decoded copies of all specified mp3 and ogg files. --ogg Convert files to OGG, regardless of original format --mp3 Convert files to MP3, regardless of original format --bitrate BR Set bitrate of re-encoded file (default 128) --tmpdir TMP Put temporary WAV files in temp directory TMP --notags Do not copy ID3 or OGG tags to the output file The following four options may be used to set the encoder and decoder commands for mp3 and ogg vorbis. %m is expanded to the name of the mp3 or vorbis file, %w expands to the name of the temporary WAV file, and %b expands to the bitrate, as specified by the --bitrate option. Run normalize-mp3 with no arguments to see the default values. --mp3encode=X mp3 encoder --mp3decode=X mp3 decoder --oggencode=X ogg vorbis encoder --oggdecode=X ogg vorbis decoder -h Display this help and exit. -V Display version information and exit. These arguments are passed as arguments to normalize-audio. Run "normalize-audio --help" for more info. -a AMP -g ADJ -n -T THR -b -m -v -q REPORTING BUGS Report bugs to <chrisvaill@gmail.com>. SEE ALSO
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This page was provided by Eduardo Macan <macan@debian.org> September 2001 NORMALIZE-MP3(1)
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