Free ogg2mp3 2006 08 31 software for linux

ogg2mp3 takes a list of OGG Vorbis formatted files and converts them to mp3 format. ogg2mp3 project is useful when you want to transfer OGG encoded files to a device which doesnt support the format (e.g. an iPod).

Each file specified on the command line is converted to a file with the same name except the ``.ogg at the end is replaced with ``.mp3. The new file is created in the current working directory unless otherwise specified with the --output-directory option.

By default, ogg2mp3 prints one line of output per file processed (printing it as the processing of that file starts) as follows:

processing 1 / 10 : 01_big_exit.ogg -> ./01_big_exit.mp3

Where 01_big_exit.ogg is the first of ten files to be processed (1 / 10), and the output file is called ./01_big_exit.mp3.

This behaviour can be modified using the --quiet and --verbose options.

OPTIONS:

Note that all command line options may be abbreviated to the shortest unique version, e.g. --output-directory can be shortened to -o because there are no other options beginning with -o. However, to see the version, at least --vers is required since there is also the --verbose option, thus ``vers is the shortest unique abbreviation of ``version.

--debug n

Set the debugging level to n. Ranges from 0 to 10, 10 being really verbose, 0 being just warnings (the default).

--id3-tags or --noid3-tags

Specify that you want (or not) ID3 tags to be copied into the MP3 file.

--force-overwrite

If an output .mp3 file already exists, overewrite it without prompting (the default is to skip such files and issue a warning).

--help

Show a brief command line help message and exit.

--output-directory dir

Tell ogg2mp3 to create the .mp3 files in the directorry dir instead of the current directory.

--prefix prefix

Prefix all output filenames with prefix.

--quiet

Dont print output unless there is an error.

--suffix suffix

Append suffix to all output filenames just before the .mp3 extension.

--verbose

If --quiet is not spcified, this switch increases the amount of information displayed as each file is processed. The extra information details the ID3 tags found in the source file.

--version

Print the program name and version and exit.

EXAMPLES:

Example 1

$ ogg2mp3 echo.ogg got_two_legs.ogg pripple_ipple.ogg
processing 1 / 3 : echo.ogg -> ./echo.mp3
processing 2 / 3 : got_two_legs.ogg -> ./got_two_legs.mp3
processing 3 / 3 : pripple_ipple.ogg -> ./pripple_ipple.mp3
This command will create three new files: echo.mp3, got_two_legs.mp3, and pripple_ipple.mp3 in mp3 format in the current directory.

Example 2

$ ogg2mp3 -o /media/ipod my_song.ogg
processing 1 / 1 : my_song.ogg -> /media/ipod/my_song.mp3
This command creates the file my_song.mp3 in the directory /media/ipod.

Example 3

$ ls *.ogg
track_01.ogg track_02.ogg track_03.ogg
$ ogg2mp3 -o /tmp --verbose *.ogg
processing 1 / 3 : track_01.ogg -> /tmp/track_01.mp3
ID3 Tags:
album => Frengers
artist => Mew
date => 2003
genre => Pop
title => Am I Wry? No
tracknumber => 1

processing 2 / 3 : track_02.ogg -> /tmp/track_02.mp3
ID3 Tags:
album => Frengers
artist => Mew
date => 2003
genre => Pop
title => 156
tracknumber => 2

processing 3 / 3 : track_03.ogg -> /tmp/track_03.mp3
ID3 Tags:
album => Frengers
artist => Mew
date => 2003
genre => Pop
title => Snow Brigade
tracknumber => 3

As you can see, adding the --verbose option turns on display of ID3 tags.

foo2zjs is a printer driver for printers that use the Zenographics ZjStream wire protocol for their print data.
foo2zjs printer driver allows users to print to the Konica Minolta 2200/2300/2430 DL, Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 1000/1005/1020, Color PageWork/Pro L, and possibly other ZjStream printers.
Supported Printers:
- Minolta/QMS magicolor 2300
- Minolta/QMS magicolor 2200
- Konica Minolta magicolor 2430
- Minolta Color PageWorks/Pro L
- HP LaserJet 1020
- HP LaserJet 1005
- HP LaserJet 1000
Unsupported Printers:
- Minolta/QMS magicolor 2300W
- Minolta/QMS magicolor 2400W
- Minolta/QMS PagePro 12xxW
- Minolta/QMS PagePro 13xxW
- Konica Minolta PagePro 14xxW
Enhancements:
- Support for HP LJ 1020 was added.

CGI::Wrap is a buffer output when building CGI programs.

SYNOPSIS

use CGI;
use CGI::Croak;
use CGI::Wrap;

$query = new CGI;
savequery $query; # to reconstruct input
$CGI::Out::mailto = fred; # override default of $<

run &myfunc, @myargs # a function
run sub { code } # an inline function
run code # something to eval

sub myfunc {
out $query->header();
out $query->start_html(
-title=>A test,
-author=>muir@idiom.com);
}
$CGI::Out::out # is the buffer

This is a helper routine for building CGI programs. It buffers stdout until youre completed building your output. If you should get an error before you are finished, then it will display a nice error message (in HTML), log the error, and send email about the problem.

To use it, you must condense your program down to a single function call and then use CGI::Wrap::run to call it.

Instead of print, use out.

kPod is a KDE Karamba theme for amaroK, thats in the style of an Apple iPod. The it is the love child of the amaroKim and amaroK Pod themes.

If you open kPod.theme in a text editor, that statement becomes quite obvious. Feel free to email any suggestions, or scripts you would like me to implement.

This is the first release, suggestions and comments are needed.

MMUSBAUDIO (formerly known as USBUA100) is a Linux kernel module device driver for the Roland / Edirol desktop audio devices.
It works with next devices:
UA-1EX
UM-1
UA-5
UA-100
SC-8850
The Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) supports many USB audio devices. It is provided with most major distributions of Linux and is recommended in most cases. However, OSS compatibility is needed for some older (and simpler) applications and ALSA does not provide Open Sound System (OSS) backwards compatibility for 24-bit USB devices like the UA-5 that use 6 bytes per URB. Also, the ALSA programming interface is extremely complicated compared to the relatively rudamentary (and considerably less robust) OSS interface. Therefore, MMUSBAUDIO is provided as an alternative.
All of the supported devices use protocols similar to the USB-Audio and USB-MIDI standards. Therefore, MMUSBAUDIO should be relatively easy to upgrade for other devices.
Enhancements:
- Upgrade to support UA-1EX.
- Change mmusbaudio_find_audio_endpoints() to assign devices based on endpoint rather than simply using endpoints as signatures for device type. Needed since UA-1EX and UA-5 use different endpoint addresses.

ramrip is a little script which wraps up mplayer / ffmpeg. It downloads real video or real audio streams, and then encodes them. Video files are transcoded to mpeg format using ffmpeg. Audio-only streams can be encoded to ogg/vorbis, mp3 or wav formats.

Unlike ram2ogg, this script downloads uncompressed files first, then encodes them. Thus it is nicer to use ram2ogg for audio streams. This also means that you need A LOT of free disk space, since un-compressed video is HUGE!

Theres no manual page right now. Run the program with the -h option to see the following help:

Usage: ramrip [options] [basename]

Options:

-h : this cruft
-v : print name and version
-V : verbose mode
-d : dirty mode (dont delete intermediate files)
-a : audio format (ogg [default], mp3, wav)
-f : video format (mpeg [default])

EXAMPLES:

$ ramrip -f mpeg http://foo.com/video.ram wiggle
Downloads the URL, putting the result in "wiggle.mpg" (mpeg format)

$ ramrip http://foo.com/audio.ram
Downloads the URL, putting the result in audio.ogg (ogg/vorbis format)

$ ramrip -a mp3 http://foo.com/audio.ram
Downloads the URL, putting the result in audio.mp3 (mp3 format)

$ ramrip -a wav http://foo.com/audio.ram
Downloads the URL, putting the result in audio.wav (wav format)

lifstat is a small Linux utility that reads /proc/net/dev and reports input and output statistics for network interfaces.
Edit the Makefile to change PREFIX from the default /usr/local if you want.
$ make
($ su)
$ make instal
Enhancements:
- Multiple interfaces will be displayed by adding extra "-i interface" arguments.