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Command Line Flags :
Actions (must specify at least one) :
-e : rip and encode the CD to ogg/mp3/flac files (previously the
default behavior, this now has to be explicitly called)
-E : rip the CD to .wav files for later encoding *
-m : mass rips CDs to .wav files for later encoding *
-t # : rip only selected track numbers
cd2ogg -t "11 12 15"
--enc : go through cd2ogg encoding scripts and run them one after the
other. this is for use after the -m or -E option
--daemon : keep checking for cd2ogg encoding scripts and run them one
after the other without any output to stdout. this is for
use after the -m or -E option
setsid cd2ogg --daemon
* - creates encoding scripts for later use
File Formats :
--mp3 : encode audio stream as mp3
cd2ogg -e --mp3
--ogg : encode audio stream as ogg/vorbis
cd2ogg -e --ogg
--flac : encode audio stream as flac
cd2ogg -e --flac
--flogg : encode audio stream as flac with streaming ogg transport layer
cd2ogg -e --flogg
Ripping and Encoding Options :
-b : specify custom bitrate
cd2ogg -eb 192
-k : keep steady bitrate (good for internet streams)
-K : do not use fixed bitrates (may be higher quailty)
-l : downmix to low-fi mono encoding
-L : do not downmix to low-fi mono encoding
-n : normalize tracks (requires normalize)
-N : do not normalize tracks (does not require normalize)
-T # : skip selected track numbers
cd2ogg -eT "11 12 13"
-v : very paranoid ripping (in case of scratches/etc)
-V : do not use paranoid ripping (faster, possible errors)
-w : do not remove .wav file (with -m or -n) after encoding
-W : removes .wav file after encoding
CD, ID3 and File Information Options :
-a : specify a custom artist name
cd2ogg -ea "The Lawnmowers"
-c : specify a custom CD album name
cd2ogg -ec "Fearless"
-g : specify a custom genre
cd2ogg -eg "rock"
-G : disable use of genre tagging
-y : specify a custom CD release year
cd2ogg -ey 2002
--list : look up cddb information and list it
cd2ogg --list -d /dev/cdrom
File and Device Options :
-d : use a custom cdrom device
cd2ogg -ed /dev/cdrom2
-j : ejects cdrom device upon completion
-J : does not eject cdrom device upon completion
-M : specify where to save the mass encode scripts (from -E and -m)
cd2ogg -M "$HOME/cd2ogg_scripts"
-s : specify where and how to save files you're encoding
keywords : ARTIST ALBUM TNAME TNUM
cd2ogg -es "~/music/ARTIST/ALBUM/ARTIST-ALBUM-TNUM-TNAME"
cd2ogg -es "~/music/ARTIST-ALBUM/(TNUM) TNAME"
-r : replace caps and spaces in filenames
call a second time to remove punctuation in file name
-R : do not replace caps and spaces in filenames
Network Options :
-q : query a custom cddb server
NOTE: this requires the cddb server to use the standard cgi
cddb url (~cddb/cddb.cgi)
cd2ogg -eo "cddb.myisp.com"
-p : specify custom proxy server
cd2ogg -ep "http://proxy.mywork.com:80/"
-P : do not use a proxy
Misc Options
--quiet : suppress all output
Saving and Viewing Settings :
--info : display your current settings
--save : save current command line as default
NOTE : this also takes into consideration your already saved
defaults unless you've explicitly shut them off with
the capital letter option associated with them
Help / Documentation :
-h : help with all available commands and options
-H : more verbose help, including examples
--readme : view the notes for this script
--license : view the license for this script
--changelog : view the changelog for this script
--version : show the version of cd2ogg we're running
More complex examples :
Encode CD without normalizing, eject tray when done, lo-fi mono,
managed bitrate, no paranoia, as mp3 and use CD device /dev/cdrom2
cd2ogg --mp3 -ejklNV -d /dev/cdrom2
Same as above, but we're just saving these as defaults without encoding
cd2ogg --mp3 -jklNV -d /dev/cdrom2 --save
You can combine the two above commands to encode and save settings
cd2ogg --mp3 -ejklNV -d /dev/cdrom2 --save
Use http://proxy.work.com as a proxy and only rip track #12
cd2ogg -p "http://proxy.work.com:80/" -t 12
Use the custom file name of "(TNUM) TNAME" which could translate into :
"$HOME/The Lawnmowers/Fearless/(04) College Dropout.ogg"
cd2ogg -e -s "$HOME/music/ARTIST/ALBUM/(TNUM) TNAME"
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