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cdtool2cddb

CDTOOL2CDDB(1)							   User Commands						    CDTOOL2CDDB(1)

NAME

       cdtool2cddb - convert .cdtooldb file to set of CDDB files

SYNOPSIS

       cdtool2cddb [-rvx] [-d dir] [-l len] [input...]

DESCRIPTION

       cdtool2cddb converts one or more .cdtooldb files to CDDB-format files suitable for using with many CD player applications.  The output is a
       set of files, each named for the 32-bit hexadecimal CDDB ID number of a given audio CD.	These files are placed in  the	current  directory
       unless -d is specified.

OPTIONS

       -d directory
	      Specify the output directory.  This is where the 8-digit output filenames go.  There will be one file for each CD definition in your
	      .cdtooldb file(s).

       -l length
	      Specify the maximum line length for the output file.  Comment lines may be any length, but the CDDB format specifies that data lines
	      must wrap at 76 characters.  Thus, this is the default for cdtool2cddb, but you may change it if you wish.

       -r     At least one CD player application (groovycd) requires lines of its CDDB files to end with CR-LF, because they come over the network
	      that way.  The -r option tells cdtool2cddb to output such lines; otherwise lines will end with LF only.

       -v     Increment the verbosity level.

       -x     Use an alternate identification string in the output file.  If you wish to upload a CDDB file to	a  CDDB  server  via  e-mail,  the
	      server  will  probably  check  the  ID  string in the file to make sure it is from a "trusted" CD player application.  cdtool is not
	      trusted, but xmcd is, so the -x option pretends we are xmcd.

FILES

       ~/.cdtooldb
	      A typical cdtooldb input file

       /var/lib/cddb/misc, ~/.groovycd
	      Typical output directories (see -d).

SEE ALSO

       cdir(1), cdown(1), cdadd(1)

AUTHOR

       Peter Samuelson <peter@cadcamlab.org>

CDTOOL
								 10 December 2000						    CDTOOL2CDDB(1)

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