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Audio conversion tools for Linux

Thu, 28 Feb 2008 16:00:00 GMT
Most portable audio players can play music encoded in the MP3 audio format, but some consumers also have music in Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, MPC, or even WMA files. How do you change from one format to another when you need to? Here are some of the best audio conversion tools available in Linux.

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CPLAY(1)						      General Commands Manual							  CPLAY(1)

NAME

       cplay - a front-end for various audio players

SYNOPSIS

       cplay [-options] [ file | dir | playlist ] ...

DESCRIPTION

       cplay  is  a  front-end	for various audio players. It aims to provide a user-friendly interface with simple filelist and playlist control.
       Invoking cplay without any options puts you in the filelist in which you can navigate around looking for audio files.  When you specify	an
       audio file, cplay automatically adds it to the playlist which can be accessed by pressing the tabulator key.

       Use 'h' to display the help window.

       Shell command-lines are executed with tagged or current entries as positional parameters, which means that "$@" might be useful.

       Currently, the following audio formats are supported: MP3 (through mpg321, splay, mpg123 or madplay), Ogg Vorbis (through ogg123), and var-
       ious module-formats (through mikmod and xmp).

OPTIONS

       -n     Enable restricted mode

       -r     Toggles playlist repeat mode

       -R     Toggles playlist random mode

       -v     Toggles PCM and MASTER (default) volume control

SEE ALSO

       ogg123(1), mpg123(1), mpg321(1), splay(1), madplay(1), mikmod(1), xmp(1), play(1), speexdec(1)

FILES

       /var/tmp/cplay_control - Optional remote control fifo.

       /etc/cplayrc - Optional configuration file.

       ~/.cplayrc - Optional configuration file.

AUTHOR

       Ulf Betlehem <flu@iki.fi>

BUGS

       In order for either mp3info (ID3) or ogginfo to work, both corresponding python modules have to be installed.

								   November 2002							  CPLAY(1)

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