Free audio cd 0.04 software for linux

AudioCD is a Perl module for basic Audio CD control.

SYNOPSIS

use AudioCD;
# see below

See AudioCD::Mac for more information. Right now, this module has support only for MacPerl. Please feel free to write other modules for Your Favorite Platform and let me know about it.

Audio::RaveMP is a Perl interface to Sensory Science RaveMP player.

SYNOPSIS

use Audio::RaveMP ();

The Audio::RaveMP module provides a Perl interface to the Sensory Science RaveMP player.

METHODS

new

my $rmp = Audio::RaveMP->new;

permitted

Check parallel port permissions (must be root at the moment):

unless ($rmp->permitted) {
print "$!n";
exit 1;
}
is_ready

Check that RaveMP is connected and powered up:

unless ($rmp->is_ready) {
print "Device is not ready (not connected or powered up?)n";
exit 2;
}
show_status

Show status messages:

$rmp->show_status(1);

$rmp->show_status(0);

upload

Upload a file. The second argument is the name to upload to, which is optional and defaults to the upload name:
unless ($rmp->upload("we_eat_rhythm.mp3")) {
print "upload failedn";
}

unless ($rmp->upload("we_eat_rhythm.mp3", "We Eat Rhythm")) {
print "upload failedn";
}
remove
Remove a file specified by the give slot number:
unless ($rmp->remove(8)) {
print "unable to remove file at slot 8n";
}
download
Download the file specified by the give slot number. The last argument is the name of the destination file, which is optional and defaults to the name of the downloaded file:
unless ($rmp->download("we_eat_rhythm.mp3")) {
print "download failedn";
}

unless ($rmp->download("We Eat Rhythm", "we_eat_rhythm.mp3")) {
print "download failedn";
}
contents
Return an array reference of file contents in the player. Each element is an object blessed into the Audio::RaveMPSlot class:
my $contents = $rmp->contents;
for my $slot (@$contents) {
printf "%d, %s -> %sn",
$slot->number, $slot->type, $slot->filename;
}

mediadbs is a project that aims to produce a flexible database system for tracking and searching for multiple forms of electronic media (eg mp3, divx, ogg) distributed on multiple servers in a local network. It currently only supports mp3 format files.

MDF audio extracter project is a tool to extract audio data from MDF/MDS audio cd images to wav or raw files. Tracks will be extracted to the current directory and named track_[num].wav or track_[num].raw. Output can also be redirected to stdout to allow the audio data to be fed to an encoder or player directly.
You need both a .mds and .mdf file to be able to extract tracks. The .mds file contains the information about the tracks, while the .mdf file contains the actual data. They usually should have the same name (except for the extension ofcourse). This is case sensitive, so for example FileName is not the same as filename.
Usage: mdfextract [options] file.mds
Options:
-i output mds info instead of extracting
-r extract raw track data
-s output to stdout instead of file
-t < num > extract single track (num > 0)
-q quiet, no output
Version restrictions:
- Probably does not work on big endian archs.

readcdda is a Perl module that reads digital audio from a CD.

SYNOPSIS

readcdda [OPTION]...

This is a program to read (or "rip") CD digital audio from a CD and output the PCM data. Typically this is an initial stage in encoding data to MP3 format.

The output data is raw 16 bit 44.1kHz stereo data. This format is directly readable by software like sox and various MP3 encoders, e.g.:

readcdda -Dsg3 -v -F |sox -r44100 -c2 -tsw - -twav %02d.wav

Will read a CD and create WAV files in the current directory with names 00.wav..99.wav. Alternatively, you can read and encode directly to MP3 with something like:

readcdda -Dsg3 -v -F |mp3enc -v -sti -of %02d.mp3 -br 160000 -qual 6

-D, --dev, --device=DEVICE

SCSI device name or number to use.

-L, --list

Prints a list of all CD devices and their name/number, then exits.

-T, --toc

Prints a list of tracks on the CD, then exits.

-f, --first=TRACK

Selects the first track to read. Defaults to the first track on the CD.

-l, --last=TRACK

Selects the last track to read. Defaults to the same as -f if that was selected (i.e. read just one track) or the last track on the CD if it was not (i.e. read the whole CD.)

-d, --dir, --directory=DIR

Output is saved in this directory, with names of "00".."99".

-s, --stdout

Output is sent to standard output.

-F, --format=FORMAT

Output is sent to a name generated by a printf()-style format, e.g. "%02d".

-v, --verbose

Gives progress reports.

-V, --version

Givess script and module versions and exits.

-h, --help

Prints this text and exits.

m3u2toc is a Perl script which creates a CD-Text enabled cdrdao TOC file from a XMMS MP3 playlist.

Theres lots of scripts out there to help you burn MP3s as CD audio, but none Ive seen that make a point of writing matching CD-Text data. This script takes the pain out of manually preparing a TOC file with CD-Text author and title data by extracting that info from MP3 ID3 tags.

This script also differs from others by not being an end to end solution for MP3 to CD audio burning. It will take a M3U playlist and produce a TOC file and thats it. Decoding MP3s and running cdrdao to burn them is your job. (Although Ill implement decoding if theres demand for it).

I like small programs that tackle individual problems and solve them well, rather than monolithic ones that try to do everything and fail badly.

Four simple steps to burn:
- complile and save a playlist in XMMS (ensuring ID3 tags are filled).
- set output plugin in XMMS to "disk writer" and decode MP3s.
- run m3u2toc on playlist file to make a TOC file complete with author and title CD-Text data.
- then just run cdrdao using the TOC file and let the CD burn.

getID3() is a PHP4 script that extracts useful information from MP3s & other multimedia file formats:
Tag formats:
- ID3v1 (v1.0 & v1.1)
- ID3v2 (v2.2, v2.3 & v2.4)
- APE tags (v1 & v2)
- (Ogg) VorbisComment
- Lyrics3 (v1 & v2)
Lossy Audio-only formats:
- MP3, MP2, MP1 (MPEG-1, layer III/II/I audio, including Fraunhofer, Xing and LAME VBR/CBR headers)
- Ogg Vorbis
- Musepack / MPEGplus
- AAC & MP4
- AC-3
- RealAudio
- VQF
- Speex
Lossless Audio-only formats:
- WAV (including extended chunks such as BWF and CART)
- AIFF (Audio Interchange File Format)
- Monkeys Audio
- FLAC & OggFLAC
- LA (Lossless Audio)
- OptimFROG
- WavPack
- TTA
- LPAC (Lossless Predictive Audio Compressor)
- Bonk
- LiteWave
- Shorten
- RKAU
- Apple Lossless Audio Codec
- RealAudio Lossless
- CD-audio (*.cda)
- NeXT/Sun .au
- Creative .voc
- AVR (Audio Visual Research)
- MIDI
Audio-Video formats:
- AVI
- ASF (ASF, Windows Media Audio, Windows Media Video)
- MPEG-1 & MPEG-2
- Quicktime
- RealVideo
- NSV (Nullsoft Streaming Video)
Graphic formats:
- JPG
- PNG
- GIF
- BMP (Windows & OS/2)
- TIFF
- SWF (Flash)
- PhotoCD
Data formats:
- ZIP
- TAR
- GZIP
- ISO 9660 (CD-ROM image)
- SZIP
getID3() can write:
- ID3v1 (v1 & v1.1)
- ID3v2 (v2.3, v2.4)
- APE (v2)
- Ogg Vorbis comments
- FLAC comments
Whats New in 1.7.7 Stable Release:
- All 1.x bugfixes have been ported from getID3() 1.7.2 to 1.7.7