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Goggles Music Manager 0.9.14 (Default branch)
Image Goggles Music Manager is a music collection manager and player that automatically categorizes Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, MP3, MP4, ASF, and Musepack files based on genre, artist, album, and song. It supports gapless playback, features easy tag editing, and allows scrobbling tracks to last-fm. License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes:
An optional tray icon that controls GMM using D-Bus was added. The last.fm scrobbler was rewritten to use threads, preventing locking of the GUI during DNS lookups. It also supports networkmanager for waking up the scrobbler thread once an Internet connection becomes available. Colors and font may now be set from the preferences and take immediate effect (without restarting the application). The filename template settings have been moved from the preferences panel to the tag editing dialogs.Image

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ripperx

RIPPERX(1)						      General Commands Manual							RIPPERX(1)

NAME

       ripperX -- graphical (GTK) frontend for ripping and OGG/FLAC/MP3 encoding CD tracks

SYNOPSIS

       ripperX

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page documents briefly the ripperX command.

       This manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.

       ripperX	is  an	X-based  program  that uses cdparanoia to convert (i.e. "rip") CD audio tracks to WAV files, and then calls the Vorbis/Ogg
       encoder oggenc to convert the WAV to an OGG file.  It can also call flac to perform loss-less compression on the WAV file, resulting  in  a
       FLAC file.

       Alternately, if you have an MP3 encoder installed such as toolame     lame or bladeenc, it can then convert the WAV into a MP3 file.

       Besides a nice GUI interface, ripperX also supports CDDB queries to retrieve song and album information, progress meters, and pausing while
       ripping.

OPTIONS

       This program takes no command line arguments.  After starting the application, select the Config button and cycle through the tabs to learn
       what options are configurable.

       Because	Vorbis/Ogg  typically uses variable bit rates, there is not a direct correlation between the bitrate selected for encoding and the
       rate used by oggenc.  The bitrates selected in the MP3 tab of the Configuration dialog are passed to oggenc with the -b	switch.   Enabling
       or disabling VBR when using Vorbis/Ogg has no effect on the encoding process.

       The FLAC encoding currently does not accept any bitrate arguments, so any bitrate you specify in the config dialog will be ignored for this
       type of encoding.

SEE ALSO

       cdparanoia (1).

       oggenc (1).

       flac (1).

       toolame (1).

       Documentation in /usr/share/doc/ripperx/

BUGS

       Many, to be sure...  Please report them as you find them!

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by tony mancill tmancill@debian.org for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

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