rip multiple tracks to single file

[scar]

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is it possible to rip several tracks that are not next to each other
into a single file?

i tried this:

cdparanoia -w "1,2,4,6,8,10" 1.wav

but it only ripped the first track.

maybe i need to rip each track individually and use some other utility
to concatenate the wav files?  any other ideas?  thanks.
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[J.B. Nicholson-Owens]

scar wrote:
> maybe i need to rip each track individually and use some other utility
> to concatenate the wav files?  any other ideas?  thanks.

You could rip each track to a separate file, then use declick at
http://home.snafu.de/wahlm/dl8hbs/declick.html (you'll probably need to
compile this) to trim the silence from both ends of each file:

   find ~/Where-I-keep-ripped-tracks/ -type f -iname '*.wav' -print0 |
xargs -0 declick -s -e

Then you could use sox to concatenate the files to a single larger file:

   sox 1.wav 2.wav 3.wav big-audio-file.wav

and end up with a single file that is the concatenation of all the
tracks you ripped.

Good luck.
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[xiphmont]

The span argument, by default, rips into one file unless -B is used.

cdparanoia 1-4

...rips tracks one through four into one file.

Monty
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[scar]

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xiphmont@... @ 01/13/2009 10:57 PM:
> The span argument, by default, rips into one file unless -B is used.
>
> cdparanoia 1-4
>
> ...rips tracks one through four into one file.
>

i don't want, for example, tracks 2 and 3, just 1 and 4 into one file.
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[xiphmont]

On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 2:13 AM, scar <scar@...> wrote:

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> xiphmont@... @ 01/13/2009 10:57 PM:
>> The span argument, by default, rips into one file unless -B is used.
>>
>> cdparanoia 1-4
>>
>> ...rips tracks one through four into one file.
>>
>
> i don't want, for example, tracks 2 and 3, just 1 and 4 into one file.

Ah.  Then you want an audio editor, sorry... Audacity will do a quick job of it.

Monty
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[Paolo Saggese-6]

On Wednesday 14 January 2009 08:17, xiphmont@... wrote:

> > i don't want, for example, tracks 2 and 3, just 1 and 4 into one file.
>
> Ah.  Then you want an audio editor, sorry... Audacity will do a quick job of it.

rip the single tracks then use the "shnjoin" function from

http://etree.org/shnutils/shntool/

shnjoin [OPTIONS] file1 file2 ...

"shntool" is the "Swiss army knife" of audio files. Very handy!


BTW: is there an easy way to get a toc or cue file for a CD ripped
in "batch" mode (-B)?

(I mean a "real" toc from the CD complete with pregaps, indexes,
cdtext if present, etc).


Ciao,
                                Paolo.

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