rip cds in a single flac file with embedded cuesheet
#!/bin/bash# requires zenity, cueconvert, cdparanoia, cdrdao, rpl, flac
# I know: I could remove needs for rpl changing to sed, there's no
# need to change directory, zenity it's only to have a graphical
# interface, it would be simple using abcde, and removing indexes is not
# so good: the worst script you've ever seen :-)
cd /mydir/
answer=$(zenity --entry --text "What is the name of the disc?" --entry-text "Disc name:")
disco=`echo "$answer"`
tocfile="tocfilename.toc"
tmpfile="temporary.cue"
cuefile="$disco"".cue"
imagefile="image.wav"
#
cdparanoia 1- "$imagefile" ## This does the rip of entire CD to one single wav
cdrdao read-toc --device /dev/cdrom --with-cddb "$tocfile" ##creates a toc-file fetching cddb data
cueconvert "$tocfile" > "$cuefile" ##converts the cdrdao file format to toc format
cat "$cuefile" | grep -v "ISRC" > "$tmpfile"
cat "$tmpfile" | grep -v "INDEX 00" > "$cuefile"
rpl "data.wav" "image.flac" "$cuefile"
#
flac -8 --replay-gain -f "$imagefile" ##encoding with flac
metaflac --remove-all image.flac
metaflac --add-replay-gain --import-cuesheet-from="$cuefile" --set-tag-from-file=CUESHEET="$cuefile" image.flac
mv image.flac "$disco"".flac"
rm "$cuefile"
rm "$tmpfile"
rm "$tocfile"
rm "$imagefile"
eject