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Hi,
I'm using abcde to rip cds onto my hard drive. I use mp3 format. The problem I'm having is that I can't get the tracks to have the proper name. The all come out as trackXX.mp3 (where XX = the track number). I'd prefer it to be name-of-track.mp3.
I've tried modding abcde.conf and several command line parameters to achieve this but I can't get it to work.
Any ideas??
Jim
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Hummm hard to say... my abcde gets the cddb data from the net and my MP3's are all named properly
what command line do you use for abcde?
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I used;
abcde -a cddb, encode, tag
I have since noticed that the tag and cddb operations seem to work. If I import 'track09.mp3' into xmms it appears with the correct song name. I'd really like the file on the disk to have the same name as the song.
Jim
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hummm
I use:
abcde -w "bla bla bla" -o mp3
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Tried your suggetion. It read all 21 tracks and created one mp3 with the artists name. It deleted all the wav files.
Is there another suggestion for a cd ripper??
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I just did it again today and it worked fine for 2 cds
do you have any abcde.conf or .abcde files anywhere?
check /etc/abcde.conf to see if any options might be changed in there
DaDeXTeR (Martin Lefebvre)
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will do
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Thanks dadexter. My abcde.conf was set up wrong. Made some adjustments and it works great.
Thanks Again,
Jim
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