martinwguy/CD: The control files to rip 450 audio CDs found in an abandoned house in Catania, mostly 201X Italian and world pop and rave music, Catanese and Napolitan canto and some African specials. 12 days of upbeat music available in MP3 or Ogg on request at the worst possible quality: 8GB for all of it; tracks or albums on request @gmail.com - Codeberg.org

Collezione Audio Mangano
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These are audio tracks ripped from a collection of pirate CDs found in an
abandoned house in Catania.
Each disc is ripped into a directory named either:
	Artist - Title
or
	Title
and the audio tracks ripped by cdparanoia are in track01.cdda.wav
while those ripped using icedax (the Debian fork of cdda2wav) are in
audio_01.wav together with audio_01.inf with info on track names either
from the CD-Text on the CD itself or looked up by DiscID on gnudb.gnudb.org
The specific commands are:
 cdparanoia -X -d /dev/sr[01] $SPAN -B
 icedax -D /dev/sr2ドル -B -Q -L 0 $span
where $SPAN is something 4, 4-7 or 4- to specify which tracks to rip
and $span is -t 4+4 to rip one track
	 -t 4+7 to rip from tracks 4 to 7 inclusive or
	 -t 4 to rip from 4 onwards
SCRIPTS:
cdc
	cdc "Foo"
		rips the CD in drive /dev/sr0 into directory Foo
	cdc "" "Foo"
		rips the CD in drive /dev/sr1 into directory Foo
	cdc "Foo" "Bar"
		rips the CDs in drives /dev/sr[01] into directories Foo and Bar
cdk
	With the same syntax as "cdc", checks that all track files are present
	and that they have the same lengths as in the CD's Table Of Contents
cdt
	With the same syntax again, read and displays the Table of Contents
	of the insereted disc(s)
cdr "Foo"
	Encodes the track??.cdda.wav files in directory Foo to files named
	Artist - Title.ogg in the same directory. The algorithm for determining
	Artist and Title handles both directories whose names are
		Artist - Album Title
	and
		Album Title
	by reading a file in the directory called "list" which contains one
	line for each track on the disc (starting from track 01) of the form
		Artist - Track Title
	maybe containing "feat. Whoever" or "ft. Whoever" after the Artist
	or after the Track Title andmaybe after the Title, something like
		(DJ Boxo Remix)
	At the moment it only handles track??.cdda.wav's and "list" files,
	not audio_??.{wav,inf}
check
	Ensures that every entry in NOTES has a corresponding directory
	containing track01.cdda.wav or audio_01.wav
clean
	Where audio_XX.wav and trackXX.cdda.wav both exist, removes
	trackXX.cdda.wav because icedax seems able to rip tracks
	where cdparanoia fails and sometimes gives slightly different WAV data,
	which we are assuming is "better".
The file "NOTES" summarises the collection with one line per CD giving:
	Disc Title (from the cover sleeve) [TAB]
	Number_of_tracks (a two-digit decimal number) [TAB]
	Number_of_blocks (a six-digit number as reported by cdparanoia,
			 one less than the "Leadout" number reported by icedax)
	Lines beginning with [TAB] are remarks about the previous CD
The File "fixes" will serve "cdr" to correct lines in Foo/audio_??.inf
which contain track titles downloaded by icedax from gnudb.gnudb.org
because all accented characters get replaced by an underline (why?).
Another option would be to use "cddbget" to fetch entries for discs ripped by
cdparanoia without having to rip them again.