Hallo, Peter Plessas hat gesagt: // Peter Plessas wrote: jack.sf.net, which I mentioned in my other mail, works without X, and it sooo easy to use, it's amazing. It comes with decent defaults (at least on Debian), however I have a ~/.jack3rc which overwrites soem settings: encoder:flac vbr_quality:6 You could also use "encoder:ogg" or "encoder:mp3" instead. Ogg is default on Debian. Using jack then is as simple as inserting a CD and typing: $ jack It will fire up an ncurses-frontend to show the progress and will encode into a new directory using generic filenames like "track_01.ogg". You can interrupt this process anytime and go on with another "$ jack" later. You query FreeDB afterwards with: $ jack -q This will rename all files to a configurable format like artist-title.ogg and will also rename the directory containing the files to the CD title. It's all very well thought out, dead easy to use and very reliable. Of course it's also configurable in any way, if needed. It's just one of those programs, that gets things done fast and simple. Ciao -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__

On Tue, Oct 10, 2006 at 11:50:27AM +0200, Peter Plessas wrote: Hmm, I wrote a little python script that does just this, but I haven't added support for it to do anything than just rip the whole cd and rename the files appropriately. I'm happy to send it to you; I was going to publish it eventually, once I had added a few options. -Forest