In message <20031222183429.GE23009@blef.org>, you write: 

-> On 12/22 13:28, Russell McManus wrote:
-> > It is not packaged, but I modified a tool called ripit (originally
-> > designed for FreeBSD and Linux) to work on my NetBSD installation.
-> > 
-> > The cool part about this program is that it looks up the track
-> > information from an online database before ripping the tracks, so that
-> > all the disc metadata is available for xmms, etc.
-> 
-> audio/abcde was mentioned earlier, and it does this as well.

Having used both Ripit and abcde, abcde is like definitely the Cadillac of
ripping-automation tools -- it's configuration lets you customize just about
everything, and I vastly prefer doing it in a config file vs. editing the 
script like I had to do with versions of Ripit.

--rafal

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Rafal Boni                                                     rafal@pobox.com
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