reverber wrote:
> I started ripping with abcde many years ago, and have found little
> reason to stop. I rip to single file flacs with embedded data (cuesheet,
> tags, artwork, etc).
> It is highly configurable, runs from the command line, and is still
> under active development (I see that it
zordaz wrote:
> I know Morituri, but the last time I checked it it was a CLI tool and
> that is not what I prefer for ripping.
Ah, OK. Yes, it is CLI, and that is why I like it :)
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the
Julf wrote:
> You mean checking against accurip database (as rubyripper does multiple
> reads and verifies they are the same)? Have you tried morituri?
I know Morituri, but the last time I checked it it was a CLI tool and
that is not what I prefer for ripping.
*Living Room:* HifiBerry DAC+
zordaz wrote:
> In the past I used Rubyripper and good old grip/cdparanoia sometimes,
> but I really missed the secure rip functions of EAC in those programs.
You mean checking against accurip database (as rubyripper does multiple
reads and verifies they are the same)? Have you tried morituri?
I use Exact Audio Copy via Wine for ripping and Easytag and Kid3-qt for
tagging.
In the past I used Rubyripper and and good old grip/cdparanoia
sometimes, but I really miss the secure rip functions of EAC in those
programs.
*Living Room:* HifiBerry DAC+ Pro & piCorePlayer
*Attic:* HifiBerry
Flacon and Puddletag:
https://flacon.github.io/
http://docs.puddletag.net/index.html
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-Raspberry PI2 (Max2Play), HifiBerry DAC+
RubyRipper and Tagscanner (under WINE)
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I started ripping with abcde many years ago, and have found little
reason to stop. I rip to single file flacs with embedded data (cuesheet,
tags, artwork, etc).
It is highly configurable, runs from the command line, and is still
under active development (I see that it can now download cover
I use puddletag in Linux for my tags .
SOmetimes Rubyripper for ripping . but actually i start a windows
partition to be able to use dBpoweramp for ripping
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH
For ripping I use 'morituri'
(http://thomas.apestaart.org/morituri/trac/), for tagging and management
I use 'beets' (http://beets.io/).
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will
Have you looked at 'DeaDBeeF' (http://deadbeef.sourceforge.net/)? Very
similar to foobar2000 and actively developed; last update was last
month.
Some other ideas here:
https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,110102.0.html
Hi,
what tools do you use under tux for riping and tagging?
Most of my rips are taken from vinyl - so i am using 'Audacity'
(http://www.audacityteam.org/) to rip and the CD rips are done with
'Banshee' (http://banshee.fm/download/) i use banshee also to import my
files on my beloved 2nd Gen.
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