On Mon, 2005-01-17 at 15:44 +0100, Karel Demeyer wrote:
> I'd like to be able to see the tracks on an audio CD in nautilus when I
> insert one. Those should be named like "Track O1" or the name of the
> songif it's found with CDDB.
I have a patch for Sound Juicer which does exactly this. It registers
an audiocd:/// method which shows you the contents of the CD in the
drive and looks up the titles in MusicBrainz. Dragging and dropping the
files from audiocd:/// to a normal location results in the files being
ripped and encoded. Just what you want, right?
Problems:
1) No obvious way to configure what encoder is used
2) No easy way to select which CD drive is used (using
audiocd:///dev/hdc is one solution)
3) No obvious way to configure what filename format (i.e. "[track] -
[title].ogg") is used.
4) No directory structure is generated automatically. I keep my music
in ~/Music/[Artist]/[Album]/[Track]-[Title].ogg, and with this I have to
manually create the intermediate folders
I'm tempted to say that the more complete integration of SJ into
Rhythmbox[1] as the ripping part of an Audio CD source is a good
solution, a la iTunes.
[1] instead of Rhythmbox calling the SJ binary, it should use the
SjExtractor object to integrate ripping into the UI
Ross
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