cdparanoia
I was pretty happy using CLI for navigation and file-y stuff when I was first recommended cdparanoia, but the prospect of using it to rip CDs seemed too perverse.
I've just had another go, and it's super easy.
cdparanoia -B
is the key command. It'll rip all tracks from the current disc drive to the current working folder.
then
$ lame track01.cdda.wav
to encode a track as mp3. To do this for all the tracks in the folder:
$ for t in track{01..18}*.wav; do lame $t; done
and then it's just a matter of
rm *wav
to get rid of those. Though should I maybe back up the wav files to an external hdd though?
decisions.
Oh, and here's where I go the straight answers above.
I've just had another go, and it's super easy.
cdparanoia -B
is the key command. It'll rip all tracks from the current disc drive to the current working folder.
then
$ lame track01.cdda.wav
to encode a track as mp3. To do this for all the tracks in the folder:
$ for t in track{01..18}*.wav; do lame $t; done
and then it's just a matter of
rm *wav
to get rid of those. Though should I maybe back up the wav files to an external hdd though?
decisions.
Oh, and here's where I go the straight answers above.
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