Re: I'm almost finished with my command-line cdrdao frontend

Once upon a time, on or about Thu, 26 Dec 2024 09:43:18 +0000, Farley
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F00P!On Wed, 25 Dec 2024 23:57:08 +0000, ??????????Jen?????????? Dershmender
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F00P!> I started it I few weeks back, and now have written a PHP library to read
F00P!> and write TOC files for CD_DA format and a wrapper script to rip a cd
F00P!> with command line flags for which device to use and what directory to rip
F00P!> to, etc.
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F00P!> For writing CDs, I have a similar wrapper script that has switches for
F00P!> device and TOC filename to use for writing the CD.
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F00P!Great to hear!
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F00P!GNU/Linux is all about DIY and it offers many tools for many jobs.
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F00P!I've used cdparanoia/cdda2wav to rip many CDs that were borrowed from
F00P!public libraries.  Many of the CDs were horribly abused but cdparanoia/cdda2wav
F00P!ripped them all without problem.
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F00P!You may want to consider using Tcl/Tk to produce a simple GUI wrapper.
F00P!Cdda2wav contains a huge amount of processing options and a GUI layout
F00P!would make selecting options much easier than having to scroll through
F00P!the lengthy man page.

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