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cdda2ogg(1)							   cdda2ogg(1)

NAME
       cdda2ogg, cdda2mp3 — extract audio CD audio tracks and encode them

SYNOPSIS
       cdda2ogg

       cdda2mp3

DESCRIPTION
       cdda2ogg	 is  a simple script that uses the icedax <fileprefix> command
       to extract all audio tracks with the icedax  <fileprefix>  command  and
       encode  them  using  the	 ogg123 respective <censored> MP3 encoder. The
       scripts are not intended to be full-featured music archiving  programs,
       but  only  for  quick storing of few audio data.	 It does not use data‐
       bases like CDDB or have any extra features. You may look at  icedax  if
       you need them.

       ogg123 is provided by the vorbis-tools which needs to be installed sep‐
       arately.	 See www.ogg.org for more information.

CONFIGURATION
       cdda2ogg and cdda2mp3 have predefined values for reading	 and  labeling
       of the target files.  You can overwrite them with following environment
       variables:

       CDDA_DEVICE
		 Source device specification to get the data from.

       LIST	 List of track numbers to be read, separated by spaces.

       CDDA2WAV	 Defines the command to run the cdda2wav program

       CDDA2WAV_OPTS
		 Miscellaneous options passed to $CDDA2WAV.

       MP_CODER	 The encoder program.

       MP_OPTIONS
		 Additional options passed to $MP_CODER.

       FILEPREFIX
		 The base part of the filename of resulting audio files.  This
		 can also be specified as the first argument to the script.

       See cdda2ogg (cdda2mp3) script file to get the default values

       System administrator can also set default values by creating of a shell
       include file, defining the variables for the POSIX shell,  and  storing
       them as /etc/default/cdda2ogg (resp. cdda2mp3).

EXAMPLES
       CDDA_DEVICE=/dev/cdrom1 cdda2ogg
       just stores every track in this device in audiotrackNUMBER.ogg

       LIST="1 5 7" cdda2ogg PartsOfBestOfFoo
       stores the selected tracks from the default cdrom device as 01-PartsOf‐
       BestOfFoo.ogg, 05-PartsOfBestOfFoo.ogg, 07-PartsOfBestOfFoo.ogg.

SEE ALSO
       icedax(1)

AUTHOR
       This manpage  describes	the  program  implementation  of  cdda2ogg  as
       shipped	      by	the	  cdrkit       distribution.	   See
       http://alioth.debian.org/projects/debburn/ for details. It is a spinoff
       from the original program distributed by the cdrtools project. However,
       the cdrtools developers are not involved in  the	 development  of  this
       spinoff	and  therefore	shall  not be made responsible for any problem
       caused by it. Do not try to get support for this program by  contacting
       the original authors.

       If you have support questions, send them to

       debburn-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org

       If you have definitely found a bug, send a mail to this list or to

       submit@bugs.debian.org

       writing	at  least  a  short description into the Subject and "Package:
       cdrkit" into the first line of the mail body.

       This manual page was written by Eduard Bloch (blade@debian.org) for the
       Debian  GNU/Linux  system  (but	may  be used by others). Permission is
       granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms
       of  the	GNU General Public License, Version 2 as published by the Free
       Software Foundation.

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