_ _ _ ___| |_ _ __ ___ ___ ___ ___ _ __(_)_ __ | |_ ___ / _ \ __| '__/ _ \/ _ \_____/ __|/ __| '__| | '_ \| __/ __| | __/ |_| | | __/ __/_____\__ \ (__| | | | |_) | |_\__ \ \___|\__|_| \___|\___| |___/\___|_| |_| .__/ \__|___/ |_| V3.2 Announcing release 3.2 of etree-scripts, a set of (mostly) Perl scripts for lossless audio freaks who get busy on the command line. Changes since version 3.1: * Fixed problem when parsing track details having words like "stand", "matrix", and "turtle beach" where they were mistakenly identified as source information. * Fixed error 'Modification of a read-only value attempted at /usr/bin/flacify line 241'. * Flacify won't create 'ffp.txt' if it finds FLAC fingerprints in some other .txt or .ffp file. Changes since version 3.0: * Fixed bug in unshn where it reversed the arguments to the shorten command. * Timestamp messages from flacify and shn2mp3. Some important changes in version 3.0: * Revamped parsing code. The parser breaks up the info file first by paragraphs and identifies their content broadly before splitting and parsing things line-by-line. The hope is that this leads to better quality parsing overall. I am working on a Parse::RecDescent-based parser for the next major release. * Much improved Cygwin support. I use it myself now. There is also a standalone Cygwin tar file that can be used to install etree-scripts and all prerequisites in a single step. See INSTALL for more info. * Major improvements to the "flacify" command: o Support for new FLAC 1.1 command line syntax (metaflac really) o Creates a file called ffp.txt in the output directory with the FLAC fingerprints for all files it has converted or tagged. o Renames .md5 files to .md5.orig o Automatically adds ReplayGain tags to FLAC files o Handles missing/unparseable info file gracefully * The "shn2mp3" script will apply ReplayGain tags when extracting FLAC files, so resulting MP3s are normalized to 0db. * Fixed a bug in the "cdfill" script where it could delete your original files. * Scripts detect when running under ActiveState and abort. Sorry, but AS Perl is too broken to work with these scripts. Use Cygwin. Dist File: http://bklyn.org/~cae/etree-scripts-3.1.tar.gz (*NIX) http://bklyn.org/~cae/etree-scripts-3.1.cygwin.exe (Cygwin) Home Page: http://sf.net/projects/etree-scripts/ Apt-Get: deb http://etree.org/debian unstable contrib _ ____ ___| |_ _ __ ___ ___ _ / / / bt.etree.org / _ \ __| '__/ _ \/ _ (_) / / / db.etree.org | __/ |_| | | __/ __/_ / / / wiki.etree.org \___|\__|_| \___|\___(_)_/_/ forums.etree.org
Bklyn/etree-scripts
Perl scripts for dealing with FLAC files typically containing live concert recordings
Perl