wmperry@aventail.com (William M. Perry) writes:

> Darren Stalder <darren@u.washington.edu> writes:
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> > Wes Hardaker, in an immanent manifestation of deity, wrote:
> > >Willing?  Heck, thats what my "cdrec" script is currently written in.
> > >Was there another alternative???
> > 
> > Okay.  I've gotten the impression on ding that if it ain't e-lisp, it
> > ain't nuthin.  I need to make a recent change to cd->query and then I
> > can send a snapshot to anyone that wants it.
> 
>   And for those that really do think if it aint-e-lisp, its crap, here's a
> first pass at cddb.el.  It can use cdda2wav or cdparanoia to get the TOC
> from the CD, computes the discid, and can either look up the CD in a local
> CDDB database, or do it remotely.  It even works through my socks.el stuff, 
> wheee. :)
> 
>   Try evaluating (cddb-get-entry) when you have a CD in the drive.  It will
> pull back the XMCD style info.  Next on the list is actually parsing this
> out.  I want to eventually have a suite of elisp scripts that will just
> take a CD, convert the whole damn thing to mp3, and create an appropriate
> .XAM file (the xaudio album format).
> 
>   Or perhaps just go all the way and write an MP3 player in elisp and make
> the playlists, etc, controllable via custom, and album files in a nice easy 
> to (read ...) format.
> 
>   Any interest? :)

  Duh, here's the attachment.

-bp