RIPIT & CRIP

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labbe5
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RIPIT & CRIP

#1 Post by labbe5 »

https://www.maketecheasier.com/rip-cds-at-command-line/

Ripit is very light.

You can use it with only one command : ripit. By default, mp3 will be created. If you want ogg files, instead of mp3, just do : ripit --coder=1 For flac files : ripit --coder=2

CDDB is used for naming files. It takes around 20 mn for ripping and 3 mn for encoding (for my old Toshiba laptop).

It just works out-of-the box, doing apt install ripit (Trinitydog_Stretch) It should be available for Puppy too in standard repositories.
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#2 Post by musher0 »

HI labbe5.

Thanks for this find.

I couldn't find ripit at the URL mentioned in the article. However, one
can get binaries here: https://pkgs.org/download/ripit for a variety
of distros.

Also the following perl library is required:
http://armin.emx.at/cddb (article)
http://armin.emx.at/cddb/CDDB_get-2.27.tar.gz (download)

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But here you go, perl lib and perl script integrated, saving you the trouble!
(Please see attached.)

Notes:
this pet was created from the *.deb archive for ripit-3.9.0;
the original directory hierarchy was changed to fit Puppy convention.

I did a test run ripping one CD track to an mp3 file and it works fine.

These lib and script being in perl language, it shouldn't matter which
Puppy version you have. (Please confirm. TIA.)

Finally. please note that this package contains ripit-3.9.0; another package
may be created when ripit-4_beta is upgraded to official release status.
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Ripit is certainly one of the most compact CD ripping utilities I've seen.

Enjoy!
Attachments
ripit-3.9.0-2_wCDDB_get-2.27.pet
Ripit with required lib.
(148.46 KiB) Downloaded 144 times
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#3 Post by musher0 »

Hello again all.

It seems that you'll need an extra perl library called "LWP::simple" if you
wish to contribute to the CDDB database
. It's installed with this command,
typed in console:

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perl -MCPAN -e 'install LWP::Simple'
You should answer "yes" to the question "Automatic installation as much
as possible?" Then go make yourself some coffee or tea, and it will be all
done for you when you come back.

It seems that the good people at the perl repositories have found ways to
overcome and conquer "dependency hell". There's a lesson to be
learned here, folks! ;)

This "Simple" perl "what-cha-ma-call-it" expands the perl library on your
Puppy with a capacity to interface with Internet sites. For more info about
what this does, please ask a perl expert, not me! (Where has forum
member stu90 gone?)

Anyway, I just installed it, it was a breeze, and the message in ripit saying
that I needed this extra perl function doesn't show any more.

BFN.
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crip

#4 Post by labbe5 »

crip is available from standard repositories, and is as easy to use as ripit.

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#5 Post by soniabu »

Hi, everybody,
that you know I could use ripit to extract directly from "invidio.us"?
that is, sometimes I listen to very long music
- composed of several pieces of music and within which I would like to extract only those that I like - without burning a CD first, and then use ripit.
thx
sonia.
P.S.
That's what I'm gonna do.
a- download video downloadhelper in firefox the music video;
b- I upload mp3s to Audacius and select the tracks that interest me and export them.
It's a little bit weird, but it works.
Sometimes I erase what I don't care about and export the remaining music.

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