cdevour 1.01

cdevour script is designed to make CD ripping painless. Aside from swapping discs, it aims for as little user interaction as possible. Drives are continually polled for discs. Upon finding a disc in a drive, it determines what CD it is, makes sure it has enough disk space, and rips.
Names are retrieved from CDDB and the disc is ejected when finished. CDs that have already been ripped are ejected immediately, and when there is not enough disk space, the script waits until there is.
A separate encoding script encodes files into Ogg Vorbis in the background. Encoded files are tagged and renamed. Another script can move albums into a music directory automatically.
Main features:
- continually polls your cdrom drives for discs
- determines what CD it is
- ejects a CD if it has already been ripped
- rips your cds, making sure it has enough disk space to do so
- monitors disk usage of running rips
- queues discs for ripping when not enough disk space is available
- gets all the information it needs to name your rips later
- ejects when finished with a CD
- applies cheese or peanut butter spread to discs if desired
cdevour also spawns its own separate encoding script which:
- encodes any finished rips into ogg vorbis, one track at a time
- removes raw data when finished with a track to save disk space
- tags the encoded file with artist, album, track number, title
- renames the file (by default, to my personal liking)
- moves encodes of finished albums to an artist/album directory structure