mcdp(1) [debian man page]

MCDP(1) 							   User commands							   MCDP(1)

NAME

       mcdp - a small cdplayer for linux

SYNOPSIS

       mcdp [/dev/some-cdrom-device]

DESCRIPTION

       The command mcdp is used for playing AudioCD's. It has a curses like userinterface and is fairly simple to use.

OPTIONS

       There is only one optional option - a cd device, e.g. /dev/cdrom2.

KEYS

       KEY	      DESCRIPTION

       #	      play track number # (0,1..9)
       cursor up      fast forward
       cursor right   slow forward
       cursor left    slow rewind
       cursor down    fast rewind
       space	      next track
       b/B	      previous track
       S/s	      toggle start/stop
       P/p	      toggle pause/resume
       E/e	      eject cdrom device
       C/c	      close cdrom device
       R/r	      redraw screen
       M/m	      change playmethod (-/+)
       +/-	      change trackmodifier (+/-)
       </>	      change audio volume of cdrom device (-/+)
       Q/q	      quit mcdp

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

       CDDA_DEVICE   Reserved or later :)
       CDROM	     Try this cdrom as default (if unset, CDROM_DEFAULT
		     from params.h is used).
       CDDB_PATH     path to your local cddb files (if unset, _no_ cddb titelinfo
		     is displayed)
       CDDB_SERVER   IP:PORT of a freedb server (if unset, only local cddb
		     stuff is used, if it exists in $CDDB_PATH/$discid).
       LOGNAME	     Is used for remote cddb login.
       HOSTNAME      Is used for remote cddb login too.

FILES

       $HOME/.workmandb   Is used (first) for reading wmdb entries.
       $CDDB_PATH/*	  Is used for reeading/writing cddb entries.

RETURN VALUES

       0    no errors occured / normal quit
       1    the given cd-device isn't a cd-device
       2    your cd seems to be sth. other then a CD-Audio or CD-Mixed
       3    some error while processing terminal code

NOTES

       Some  terminals	don't like the default escape-sequences from params.h ... if so, you have to edit them ! Successfully tested terminals are
       vt100, linux, xterm, xterm-color.

       If you haven't direct access to a freedb server, you may use some port redirector program ... see freshmeat.

       If you have devfs, mcdp will try /dev/cdroms/cdrom0, else /dev/cdrom is tried!

AUTHOR

       Tino Reichardt <milky-mcdp@mcmilk.de>

       Homepage: http://www.mcmilk.de/projects/mcdp/

mcdp-0.4							    2004-02-20								   MCDP(1)

CDDB-TOOL(1)						      General Commands Manual						      CDDB-TOOL(1)

NAME

       cddb-tool - Get CDDB information

SYNOPSIS

       cddb-tool parse file [-i|-d|-a|-t] [num|-c|-p]

       cddb-tool template disc-id tracks

       cddb-tool send [file] address

       cddb-tool query server user host disc-id tracks

       cddb-tool read server user host disc-id genre

       cddb-tool help

DESCRIPTION

       cddb-tool is a backend tool for abcde. It is passed information from cd-discid and uses it look up the CD title, artist, and track informa-
       tion on the cddb database (http://freedb.freedb.org) on the internet.

COMMANDS

       parse [file] option

       Get data out of a cddb file (use "-" for stdin).  Options (use one and only one):

	      id     prints disc id

	      album  prints album title

	      track num
		     prints title of track num

	      artist prints artist

	      category
		     prints category

	      cddbgenre
		     synonym for category

	      all    parse file and dumps to stdout in a form sourceable by the shell

       send [file] address

       Mails file file (or stdin of no file specified) to specified address, using correct format.  Category should be one  of	blues,	classical,
       country, data, folk, jazz, newage, reggae, rock, soundtrack, misc.

       template [disc-id] [tracks]

       Generates a template (empty) cddb file to stdout.  The command line should be essentially the output of cd-discid.

       query [server] [user] [host] [disc-id] [tracks]

       Looks  up  disc on server (should be of form "http://host/cddb/cddb.cgi") remainder of command line is in the same form as that returned by
       the cd-discid program. Uses wget, so if you need to use a proxy then just configure wget to do so. user and host will be used for identify-
       ing ourselves to the CDDB server. Outputs response code and entries with matching CDDB entries, if successful, from the CDDB server.

       read [server] [user] [host] [disc-id] [genre]

       Dumps  CDDB  entry to stdout. File will contain an extra #CATEGORY= line, which leaves it a valid CDDB file but which will be recognized by
       parse and send commands. Uses wget, so if you need to use a proxy then just configure wget to do so. user and host will be used for identi-
       fying ourselves to the CDDB server.

       help

       Prints usage information.

AUTHOR

       Nathaniel Smith <njs@uclink4.berkeley.edu>, maintained as part of abcde by Robert Woodcock <rcw@debian.org>. Manual page compiled from help
       information by Robert Woodcock.

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