This is the command ripperX that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
ripperX — graphical (GTK) frontend for ripping and OGG/FLAC/MP3 encoding CD tracks
SYNOPSIS
ripperX
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the ripperX command. It was written for the Debian
GNU/Linux distribution because the program originally did not have a manual page.
ripperX is an X-based program that uses cdparanoia to convert (a.k.a. "rip") CD audio
tracks to WAV files, and then calls the Vorbis/Ogg encoder oggenc to convert the WAV to an
OGG file. It can also call flac to perform loss-less compression on the WAV file,
resulting in a FLAC file. If you have an MP3 encoder installed such as toolame, lame or
bladeenc, it can convert the WAV into a MP3 file instead.
Besides a nice GUI interface, ripperX also supports CDDB queries to retrieve song and
album information, progress meters, and pausing while ripping.
OPTIONS
This program takes no command line arguments. After starting the application, select the
Config button and cycle through the tabs to learn what options are configurable.
Because Vorbis/Ogg typically uses variable bit rates, there is not a direct correlation
between the bitrate selected for encoding and the rate used by oggenc. The bitrates
selected in the MP3 tab of the Configuration dialog are passed to oggenc with the -b
switch. Enabling or disabling VBR when using Vorbis/Ogg has no effect on the encoding
process.
The FLAC encoding currently does not accept any bitrate arguments, so any bitrate you
specify in the config dialog will be ignored for this type of encoding.
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