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Subject: Re: [9fans] cd ripper
Date: Wed,  6 Feb 2008 17:08:07 -0500
From: john@csplan9.rit.edu
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> At Ron's request, I've whipped together a pair of rc scripts to do
> audio CD ripping. 'cdripper' will sit and watch your CD drive; when
> you insert a disc, it copies the audio tracks /tmp/cdtracks, gets
> the cddb info for the disc, and calls cdprep. 'cdprep' then takes
> the output of cddb and encodes the audio tracks to mp3 files in
> /lib/music/<artist>/<album>
> The code is in /n/sources/contrib/john
> Send questions to me, complaints about inflexibility to /dev/null ;)
>
> John

Ok, so I spoke too soon... now that I finally have sound working
again I've tried playing some of the mp3's generated and found
that they're just noise... I'll figure this out ASAP and get the
fixed code up.