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@ -17,35 +17,78 @@ case "${scriptDir}" in /*);; *) scriptDir="${PWD}/${scriptDir}";; esac
# --------------------------------------------------------------
# string definitions
usage=$"usage: $0 [-t {m|f|o}] [-p path] [-e encoder] [-c cddb-entry] [-h|-?]
[-I interface] [-D device] [-v[v]]
\t-t: you can specify either m for encoding to mp3
\t using lame, or f for making lossless encoding using flac,
\t or o for making ogg/vorbis, or w for uncompressed wav.
\t Omitting this results in encoding to flac.
\t mp3s will be placed under a subfolder mp3 and flacs
\t under a subfolder flac
\t-p: specifies the path to save the encoded data.
\t Defaults to the users home directory.
\t-e: specifies the mp3 encoder to use.
\t valid encoders are actually: lame,bladeenc
\t Defaults to lame.
\t-c: specifies the CDDB-Entry to use.
\t sometimes there is more than 1 entry for a cd in cddb.
\t Then you can specify wich one to use by this option.
\t You can checkout all entries using cddb.pl.
\t-I: specifies cdda2wav interface to use.
\t Valid interfaces are generic_scsi and cooked_ioctl.
\t Please note that cooked_ioctl is not available on all systems.
\t Defaults to generic_scsi
\t-D: specifies device to use with cdda2wav.
\t Defaults to /dev/cdrom
\t-v: make the script more verbose. The verbosity level defaults
\t to 1. When -v is given the level is 2 and -vv increases the
\t level to 3, what means give debug output.
\t-q: make the script silent. Equivalent to -v0
\t-h|
\t-?: Shows this help."
enhUsage=$"usage: $0 [-t(m|f|o|w)] [-p path] [-e encoder] [-c cddbitem] [-h]
[-I interface] [-D device] [-v[v|0]] [-q]
[--help] [--encoding=(m|f|o|w)] [--encoder=(lame|bladeenc)]
[--path=<string>] [--interface=(cooked_ioctl|generic_scsi)]
[--device=<string>]
options:
-h | --help: gives this help
-v: set verbosity level.
-v0 disable all output
-v be more verbose
-vv enables debug
-q: make the script silent. Equivalent to -v0
-t | --encoding: you can specify either m for encoding to mp3
using lame, or f for making lossless encoding using flac,
or o for making ogg/vorbis, or w for uncompressed wav.
Omitting this results in encoding to flac.
mp3s will be placed under a subfolder mp3 and flacs
under a subfolder flac
-p | --path: specifies the path to save the encoded data.
Defaults to the users home directory.
-e | --encoder: specifies the mp3 encoder to use.
valid encoders are actually: lame,bladeenc
Defaults to lame.
-c: specifies the CDDB-Entry to use.
sometimes there is more than 1 entry for a cd in cddb.
Then you can specify wich one to use by this option.
You can checkout all entries using cddb.pl.
-I | --interface: specifies cdda2wav interface to use.
Valid interfaces are generic_scsi and cooked_ioctl.
Please note that cooked_ioctl is not available on all
systems. Defaults to cooked_ioctl if device begins with
/dev else to generic_scsi
-D | --device: specifies device to use with cdda2wav. All values that
are valid for cdda2wav are valid here.
Defaults to /dev/cdrom
This script uses cdda2wav, cddb and various encoders to rip an audio CD."
usage=$"usage: $0 [-t(m|f|o|w)] [-p path] [-e encoder] [-c cddbitem] [-h]
[-I interface] [-D device] [-v[v|0]] [-q]
options:
-h: this help
-v: set verbosity level.
-v0 disable all output
-v be more verbose
-vv enables debug
-q: make the script silent. Equivalent to -v0
-t: you can specify either m for encoding to mp3
using lame, or f for making lossless encoding using flac,
or o for making ogg/vorbis, or w for uncompressed wav.
Omitting this results in encoding to flac.
mp3s will be placed under a subfolder mp3 and flacs
under a subfolder flac
-p: specifies the path to save the encoded data.
Defaults to the users home directory.
-e: specifies the mp3 encoder to use.
valid encoders are actually: lame,bladeenc
Defaults to lame.
-c: specifies the CDDB-Entry to use.
sometimes there is more than 1 entry for a cd in cddb.
Then you can specify wich one to use by this option.
You can checkout all entries using cddb.pl.
-I: specifies cdda2wav interface to use.
Valid interfaces are generic_scsi and cooked_ioctl.
Please note that cooked_ioctl is not available on all
systems. Defaults to cooked_ioctl if device begins with
/dev else to generic_scsi
-D: specifies device to use with cdda2wav. All values that
are valid for cdda2wav are valid here.
Defaults to /dev/cdrom
This script uses cdda2wav, cddb and various encoders to rip an audio CD."
ready=$"done"
@ -79,92 +122,130 @@ TRACKS:
======="
# --------------------------------------------------------------
# --------------------------------------------------------------
# Optionen auswerten (im Moment nur angabe einer alternativen
# Konfigurationsdatei, und vebose). Vorher default-werte setzen.
# Irgendwie hab ich noch Probleme mit -? das scheint nicht zu funzen.
$GETOPT -T >/dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? -eq 4 ]
then
# enhanced getopt
usage="${enhUsage}"
TEMP="`$GETOPT -o "?hv::qt:p:e:c:I:D:" -l "help,encoding:,encoder:,path:,interface:,device:" -- "$@"`"
else
# old getopt
TEMP="`$GETOPT "?hv::qt:p:e:c:I:D:" "$@"`"
fi
test $? -ne 0 && { echo -e "${usage}"; exit 1; } # on error
eval set -- "$TEMP" # set $1,$2,...
taOrder="t"
encodingDir=$HOME
encodingType="f"
encoder="lame"
cddbEntry=1
cddaIf="generic_scsi"
cddaIf=""
cddaDev="/dev/cdrom"
verbose=1
# ----------------------------------------------------------------
# get commandline options
while getopts qvt:p:he:c:I:D: option
while true
do
case $option in
t)
if [ "${OPTARG}" != "m" -a "${OPTARG}" != "f" -a \
"${OPTARG}" != "o" -a "${OPTARG}" != "w" ]
case "$1" in
--)
shift; break;;
-v)
# v has an optional argument. As we are in quoted mode,
# an empty parameter will be generated if its optional
# argument is not found.
if [ -z "$2" ]
then
echo -e "$usage"
exit 1
verbose=2
shift 2
else
case "$2" in
v) verbose=3; shift 2;;
*) verbose="$2"; shift 2;;
esac
fi
encodingType=$OPTARG
;;
p)
if [ ! \( -d ${OPTARG} \) ]
-q)
verbose=0
;;
-t|--encoding)
if [ "$2" != "m" -a "$2" != "f" -a \
"$2" != "o" -a "$2" != "w" ]
then
echo -e "$usage"
exit 1
fi
encodingDir=$OPTARG
encodingType=$2
;;
e)
if [ -z ${OPTARG} ]
-p|--path)
if [ ! \( -d $2 \) ]
then
echo -e "$usage"
exit 1
fi
encoder=$OPTARG
encodingDir=$2
;;
c)
if [ ${OPTARG} -lt 1 ]
-e|--encoder)
if [ -z $2 ]
then
echo -e "$usage"
exit 1
fi
cddbEntry=$OPTARG
encoder=$2
;;
v)
if [ "${OPTARG}" -a "${OPTARG}" != "0" -a "${OPTARG}" != "v" ]
-c)
if [ $2 -lt 1 ]
then
echo -e "$usage"
exit 1
fi
test -z "${OPTARG}" && verbose=2
test "${OPTARG}" = "0" && verbose=0
test "${OPTARG}" = "v" && verbose=3
;;
q)
verbose=0
cddbEntry=$2
;;
I)
if [ "${OPTARG}" != "generic_scsi" -a \
"${OPTARG}" != "cooked_ioctl" ]
-I)
if [ "$2" != "generic_scsi" -a \
"$2" != "cooked_ioctl" ]
then
echo -e "$usage"
exit 1
fi
cddaIf=$OPTARG
cddaIf=$2
;;
D)
if [ ${OPTARG} -lt 1 ]
-D)
if [ $2 -lt 1 ]
then
echo -e "$usage"
exit 1
fi
cddaDev=$OPTARG
cddaDev=$2
;;
[h\?])
echo -e "$usage"
-h|--help|*)
echo "${usage}"
exit 1
;;
esac
done
# ----------------------------------------------------------------
# --------------------------------------------------------------
echo "verbose: $verbose"
if [ -z "${cddaIf}" ]
then
test "${cddaDev%/*}" = "/dev" &&\
cddaIf="cooked_ioctl" ||\
cddaIf="generic_scsi"
fi
# ----------------------------------------------------------------
# ----------------------------------------------------------------
# set encodingDir for used encodingType
@ -283,11 +364,9 @@ do
# processing at once, so the percentage is not shown correctly
if [ ${verbose} -ge 2 ]
then
outCmd="tr '\r' '\n' |
sed '/^ [0-9]/!d;s/^.* \([0-9]*%\).*$/\r'\"\${outStr}\"'\1/' |
tr -d '\n'"
outStream="/dev/stdout"
else
outCmd="cat >/dev/null"
outStream="/dev/null"
fi
case ${encodingType} in
@ -303,8 +382,10 @@ do
-T genre="${dGenre}" -T title="${tTitle[$i]}" \
-T tracknumber="${trackNr}" -T tracknum="${trackNr}" \
-T date="${dYear}" -T comment="" \
-o "${encodingDir}/${outFile}" - 2>/dev/null
) | $outCmd
-o "${encodingDir}/${outFile}" - #2>/dev/null
) | tr '\r' '\n' |\
sed '/^ [0-9]/!d;s/^.* \([0-9]*%\).*$/\r'"${outStr}"'\1/' |\
tr -d '\n' >$outStream
;;
m)
outFile="`printf %02d ${trackNr}`-${tTitle[$i]}.mp3"
@ -323,7 +404,7 @@ do
- "${encodingDir}/${outFile}" 2>/dev/null
) | tr '\r' '\n' |\
sed '/^ [0-9]/!d;s/^.* \([0-9]*%\).*$/\r'"${outStr}"'\1/' |\
tr -d '\n'
tr -d '\n' >$outStream
;;
bladeenc)
(
@ -333,7 +414,7 @@ do
"${encodingDir}/${outFile}" 2>/dev/null
) | tr '\r' '\n' |\
sed '/^ [0-9]/!d;s/^.* \([0-9]*%\).*$/\r'"${outStr}"'\1/' |\
tr -d '\n'
tr -d '\n' >$outStream
;;
esac
;;
@ -351,7 +432,7 @@ do
-o "${encodingDir}/${outFile}" - 2>/dev/null
) | tr '\r' '\n' |\
sed '/^ [0-9]/!d;s/^.* \([0-9]*%\).*$/\r'"${outStr}"'\1/' |\
tr -d '\n'
tr -d '\n' >$outStream
;;
w)
outFile="`printf %02d ${trackNr}`-${tTitle[$i]}.wav"
@ -363,11 +444,11 @@ do
"${encodingDir}/${outFile}"
) | tr '\r' '\n' |\
sed '/^ [0-9]/!d;s/^.* \([0-9]*%\).*$/\r'"${outStr}"'\1/' |\
tr -d '\n'
tr -d '\n' >$outStream
;;
esac
echo # do a newline after each file
test ${verbose} -ge 2 && echo # do a newline after each file
i=$((i+1))
done

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