[Pykaraoke-discuss] Rip-rap

[Jay R. Ashworth]

Or something like that.  Herewith, my wrapper for ripping CDG's.

=8===
# rip a CDG into the hierarchy
#
# written Sun Dec 11 14:34:15 EST 2005 by [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RIPHOME=/home/jra/psk/rips
DEVICE=/dev/hdc
LABEL=$1
DISC=$2

cd $RIPHOME

if [ -z $LABEL ]
then
echo -n Enter the label code: 
read LABEL
else
echo Label code: $LABEL
fi

[ ! -d $LABEL ]  mkdir $LABEL

cd $LABEL; pwd

if [ -z $DISC ]
then
echo -n Enter the disc number: 
read DISC
else
echo Disc number: $DISC
fi

if [ -d $DISC ]
then
echo That disc has already been ripped.
cd $DISC; pwd
else
mkdir $DISC
cd $DISC; pwd

echo Ripping disc image...
time cdrdao read-cd \
--driver generic-mmc-raw \
--device $DEVICE \
--read-subchan rw_raw \
mycd.toc
echo Done.

fi

echo

echo Extracting and encoding...
time cdgrip --delete-bin-toc --with-cddb mycd.toc
rename track ${LABEL}${DISC}- *
echo
ls -CF
echo
eject /dev/hdc
echo Done.
=8===

It probably ought to have an *overall* time tracking facility, and some
logging.  And I need to update my cdrdao to permit slowing down; I'm
ripping some bad tracks.  (Perhaps a way to run the parser and
re-rip on errors?)  But it's a start.

Usage: ripcdg sc 8119

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Re: [Pykaraoke-discuss] Rip-rap

[Kelvin Lawson]

Great! Thanks Jay.


It probably ought to have an *overall* time tracking facility, and some
logging.  And I need to update my cdrdao to permit slowing down; I'm
ripping some bad tracks.  (Perhaps a way to run the parser and
re-rip on errors?)  But it's a start.

Usage: ripcdg sc 8119


Have you tried ripping using --read-subchan rw rather than rw_raw, to 
see if your drive supports cooked mode? I can't test it here but as Will 
mentioned that should add error-correction to the mix.


Failing that, you could run the .cdgs through cdg2text and grep for 
whatever it is that ait prints out for unsupported CD+G commands. That 
should give an indication of the quality of the rip, but won't trap 
errors that still result in valid CD+G command codes.


Kelvin.


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