pkgsrc/audio/cripple/MESSAGE

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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.2 2006/01/05 23:29:04 wiz Exp $

To use this package you will need at least one of the following rippers:

audio/cdparanoia
misc/libcdio
sysutils/cdrtools

and one of the following encoders:

audio/lame
audio/bladeenc

It will use cdparanoia and lame by default.
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Import cripple from pkgsrc-wip. Cripple is a simple command line CD ripper wrapper. It uses audio/cdparanoia, misc/libcdio or sysutils/cdrecord to rip, and audio/lame or audio/bladeenc to encode tracks from a CD. Cripple retrieves naming information for filenames and ID3 tags from the freedb (CDDB) or local xmcd/CDDB format files, which it can write. CDDB access is implemented via HTTP and works through proxies. There is built-in support for writing ID3v1.1 tags to output files. 2005-12-28 16:52:01 +01:00			`===========================================================================`
Depend on cdrtools instead of cdrecord. Bump PKGREVISION. Update some messages/comments. 2006-01-06 00:29:04 +01:00			$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.2 2006/01/05 23:29:04 wiz Exp $
Import cripple from pkgsrc-wip. Cripple is a simple command line CD ripper wrapper. It uses audio/cdparanoia, misc/libcdio or sysutils/cdrecord to rip, and audio/lame or audio/bladeenc to encode tracks from a CD. Cripple retrieves naming information for filenames and ID3 tags from the freedb (CDDB) or local xmcd/CDDB format files, which it can write. CDDB access is implemented via HTTP and works through proxies. There is built-in support for writing ID3v1.1 tags to output files. 2005-12-28 16:52:01 +01:00
			`To use this package you will need at least one of the following rippers:`

			`audio/cdparanoia`
			`misc/libcdio`
Depend on cdrtools instead of cdrecord. Bump PKGREVISION. Update some messages/comments. 2006-01-06 00:29:04 +01:00			`sysutils/cdrtools`
Import cripple from pkgsrc-wip. Cripple is a simple command line CD ripper wrapper. It uses audio/cdparanoia, misc/libcdio or sysutils/cdrecord to rip, and audio/lame or audio/bladeenc to encode tracks from a CD. Cripple retrieves naming information for filenames and ID3 tags from the freedb (CDDB) or local xmcd/CDDB format files, which it can write. CDDB access is implemented via HTTP and works through proxies. There is built-in support for writing ID3v1.1 tags to output files. 2005-12-28 16:52:01 +01:00
			`and one of the following encoders:`

			`audio/lame`
			`audio/bladeenc`

			`It will use cdparanoia and lame by default.`
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