>>>>> "tack" == tack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
tack> I am also intereseted in console based ripping on unix in
tack> general. tack
grip is awesome (I've only used it under linux so don't know how well
it works on other UNIXes).
It has a friendly GUI and works really well. With grip, you pop a CD
into the drive, it contacts the freedb and gets the title and song
lists, and rips them into MP3s. You can configure the save path with
a config string; I use
Genre / Artist / Album Title / Song Title
which is determined by the config string ~/mp3/%G/%a/%d/%t_%n.mp3
You need a cd to wav converter (eg cdda2wav) and wav2mp3 converter
(eg lame).
http://www.nostatic.org/grip/ has grip in src and rpm and links to the
dependencies.
Here are my install notes for grip
Install order: cdrtools (for cdda2wav), lame, grip
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grip:
There is no configure script for grip
Edit Makefile and change the prefix to /usr/local and the make without
cdparanoia (presuming you want to use cdda2wav from cdrtools) with
> make gripnopar
> make gcd
> make install
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lame:
lame is a standard configure; make install job
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cdrtools:
cdrtools does not use configure.
Edit DEFAULT/DEFAULT.linux and change the install dir from /opt/schily
to /usr/local then
make
make install
