How can I use abcde to rip to mp3 and embed album art under Trusty and Xenial?
I would like to use the commandline audio ripper abcde to:
- Rip audio cds to mp3
- Download and then embed the appropriate album art
Can someone show me an example of how to accomplish this under both Trusty Tahr LTS and Xenial Xerus LTS?
Full disclosure: I was formerly one of the maintainers of abcde.
14.04 command-line 16.04 mp3 abcde
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I would like to use the commandline audio ripper abcde to:
- Rip audio cds to mp3
- Download and then embed the appropriate album art
Can someone show me an example of how to accomplish this under both Trusty Tahr LTS and Xenial Xerus LTS?
Full disclosure: I was formerly one of the maintainers of abcde.
14.04 command-line 16.04 mp3 abcde
asked Apr 9 '16 at 23:46
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I came across this that worked real well! andrews-corner.org/linux/abcde/getalbumart.html#embedmp3
– Patrick Meredith
Jan 24 at 23:33
This is my work :)
– andrew.46
Jan 25 at 5:52
FTR you can split an mp3 album withmp3splt -s -p th=-50,nt=10 album.mp3, where _th: threshold level (dB) to be considered silence_ and _nt` number of tracks_.`
– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 25 at 13:34
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I would like to use the commandline audio ripper abcde to:
- Rip audio cds to mp3
- Download and then embed the appropriate album art
Can someone show me an example of how to accomplish this under both Trusty Tahr LTS and Xenial Xerus LTS?
Full disclosure: I was formerly one of the maintainers of abcde.
14.04 command-line 16.04 mp3 abcde
asked Apr 9 '16 at 23:46
andrew.46andrew.46
21.9k1469149
I would like to use the commandline audio ripper abcde to:
- Rip audio cds to mp3
- Download and then embed the appropriate album art
Can someone show me an example of how to accomplish this under both Trusty Tahr LTS and Xenial Xerus LTS?
Full disclosure: I was formerly one of the maintainers of abcde.
14.04 command-line 16.04 mp3 abcde
14.04 command-line 16.04 mp3 abcde
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I came across this that worked real well! andrews-corner.org/linux/abcde/getalbumart.html#embedmp3
– Patrick Meredith
Jan 24 at 23:33
This is my work :)
– andrew.46
Jan 25 at 5:52
FTR you can split an mp3 album withmp3splt -s -p th=-50,nt=10 album.mp3, where _th: threshold level (dB) to be considered silence_ and _nt` number of tracks_.`
– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 25 at 13:34
add a comment |
I came across this that worked real well! andrews-corner.org/linux/abcde/getalbumart.html#embedmp3
– Patrick Meredith
Jan 24 at 23:33
This is my work :)
– andrew.46
Jan 25 at 5:52
FTR you can split an mp3 album withmp3splt -s -p th=-50,nt=10 album.mp3, where _th: threshold level (dB) to be considered silence_ and _nt` number of tracks_.`
– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 25 at 13:34
I came across this that worked real well! andrews-corner.org/linux/abcde/getalbumart.html#embedmp3
– Patrick Meredith
Jan 24 at 23:33
I came across this that worked real well! andrews-corner.org/linux/abcde/getalbumart.html#embedmp3
– Patrick Meredith
Jan 24 at 23:33
This is my work :)
– andrew.46
Jan 25 at 5:52
This is my work :)
– andrew.46
Jan 25 at 5:52
FTR you can split an mp3 album with
mp3splt -s -p th=-50,nt=10 album.mp3, where _th: threshold level (dB) to be considered silence_ and _nt` number of tracks_.`– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 25 at 13:34
FTR you can split an mp3 album with
mp3splt -s -p th=-50,nt=10 album.mp3, where _th: threshold level (dB) to be considered silence_ and _nt` number of tracks_.`– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 25 at 13:34
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For both Trusty and Xenial it is a good idea to use one of the multimedia PPAs of mc3man to get the most modern abcde available:
1. Installation for Trusty:
Add the following PPA and some required packages:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/trusty-media
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install abcde lame eyed3 glyrc imagemagick cdparanoia
2. Installation for Xenial:
Add the following PPA and some required packages:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/xerus-media
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install abcde lame eyed3 glyrc imagemagick cdparanoia
3. Running abcde for Trusty or Xenial:
You can use a customised ~/.abcde.conf file to get quality mp3 files as well as album art but if you just want to use the commandline simply use the following, under either Trusty or Xenial:
abcde -o mp3:-V2 -a default,getalbumart
This will find the album art and download it next to your mp3 files which will be encoded to Variable Bitrate with bitrate averaging between 170-210 kbps. What more could you want?
4. Embed the album art?
Well, you could want to actually embed the cover image into your mp3 files. To do this simply change to the directory that holds your mp3s and the cover image and run the following:
for i in *.mp3
do
eyeD3 --add-image cover.jpg:FRONT_COVER "$i"
done
And now you are done :)
References:
- Hydrogen Audio: Lame recommended Settings
- abcde: Downloading Album Art...
- abcde: Command Line Music CD Ripping for Linux
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For both Trusty and Xenial it is a good idea to use one of the multimedia PPAs of mc3man to get the most modern abcde available:
1. Installation for Trusty:
Add the following PPA and some required packages:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/trusty-media
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install abcde lame eyed3 glyrc imagemagick cdparanoia
2. Installation for Xenial:
Add the following PPA and some required packages:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/xerus-media
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install abcde lame eyed3 glyrc imagemagick cdparanoia
3. Running abcde for Trusty or Xenial:
You can use a customised ~/.abcde.conf file to get quality mp3 files as well as album art but if you just want to use the commandline simply use the following, under either Trusty or Xenial:
abcde -o mp3:-V2 -a default,getalbumart
This will find the album art and download it next to your mp3 files which will be encoded to Variable Bitrate with bitrate averaging between 170-210 kbps. What more could you want?
4. Embed the album art?
Well, you could want to actually embed the cover image into your mp3 files. To do this simply change to the directory that holds your mp3s and the cover image and run the following:
for i in *.mp3
do
eyeD3 --add-image cover.jpg:FRONT_COVER "$i"
done
And now you are done :)
References:
- Hydrogen Audio: Lame recommended Settings
- abcde: Downloading Album Art...
- abcde: Command Line Music CD Ripping for Linux
answered Apr 20 '16 at 8:16
andrew.46andrew.46
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For both Trusty and Xenial it is a good idea to use one of the multimedia PPAs of mc3man to get the most modern abcde available:
1. Installation for Trusty:
Add the following PPA and some required packages:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/trusty-media
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install abcde lame eyed3 glyrc imagemagick cdparanoia
2. Installation for Xenial:
Add the following PPA and some required packages:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/xerus-media
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install abcde lame eyed3 glyrc imagemagick cdparanoia
3. Running abcde for Trusty or Xenial:
You can use a customised ~/.abcde.conf file to get quality mp3 files as well as album art but if you just want to use the commandline simply use the following, under either Trusty or Xenial:
abcde -o mp3:-V2 -a default,getalbumart
This will find the album art and download it next to your mp3 files which will be encoded to Variable Bitrate with bitrate averaging between 170-210 kbps. What more could you want?
4. Embed the album art?
Well, you could want to actually embed the cover image into your mp3 files. To do this simply change to the directory that holds your mp3s and the cover image and run the following:
for i in *.mp3
do
eyeD3 --add-image cover.jpg:FRONT_COVER "$i"
done
And now you are done :)
References:
- Hydrogen Audio: Lame recommended Settings
- abcde: Downloading Album Art...
- abcde: Command Line Music CD Ripping for Linux
answered Apr 20 '16 at 8:16
andrew.46andrew.46
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For both Trusty and Xenial it is a good idea to use one of the multimedia PPAs of mc3man to get the most modern abcde available:
1. Installation for Trusty:
Add the following PPA and some required packages:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/trusty-media
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install abcde lame eyed3 glyrc imagemagick cdparanoia
2. Installation for Xenial:
Add the following PPA and some required packages:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/xerus-media
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install abcde lame eyed3 glyrc imagemagick cdparanoia
3. Running abcde for Trusty or Xenial:
You can use a customised ~/.abcde.conf file to get quality mp3 files as well as album art but if you just want to use the commandline simply use the following, under either Trusty or Xenial:
abcde -o mp3:-V2 -a default,getalbumart
This will find the album art and download it next to your mp3 files which will be encoded to Variable Bitrate with bitrate averaging between 170-210 kbps. What more could you want?
4. Embed the album art?
Well, you could want to actually embed the cover image into your mp3 files. To do this simply change to the directory that holds your mp3s and the cover image and run the following:
for i in *.mp3
do
eyeD3 --add-image cover.jpg:FRONT_COVER "$i"
done
And now you are done :)
References:
- Hydrogen Audio: Lame recommended Settings
- abcde: Downloading Album Art...
- abcde: Command Line Music CD Ripping for Linux
answered Apr 20 '16 at 8:16
andrew.46andrew.46
21.9k1469149
For both Trusty and Xenial it is a good idea to use one of the multimedia PPAs of mc3man to get the most modern abcde available:
1. Installation for Trusty:
Add the following PPA and some required packages:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/trusty-media
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install abcde lame eyed3 glyrc imagemagick cdparanoia
2. Installation for Xenial:
Add the following PPA and some required packages:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mc3man/xerus-media
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install abcde lame eyed3 glyrc imagemagick cdparanoia
3. Running abcde for Trusty or Xenial:
You can use a customised ~/.abcde.conf file to get quality mp3 files as well as album art but if you just want to use the commandline simply use the following, under either Trusty or Xenial:
abcde -o mp3:-V2 -a default,getalbumart
This will find the album art and download it next to your mp3 files which will be encoded to Variable Bitrate with bitrate averaging between 170-210 kbps. What more could you want?
4. Embed the album art?
Well, you could want to actually embed the cover image into your mp3 files. To do this simply change to the directory that holds your mp3s and the cover image and run the following:
for i in *.mp3
do
eyeD3 --add-image cover.jpg:FRONT_COVER "$i"
done
And now you are done :)
References:
- Hydrogen Audio: Lame recommended Settings
- abcde: Downloading Album Art...
- abcde: Command Line Music CD Ripping for Linux
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I came across this that worked real well! andrews-corner.org/linux/abcde/getalbumart.html#embedmp3
– Patrick Meredith
Jan 24 at 23:33
This is my work :)
– andrew.46
Jan 25 at 5:52
FTR you can split an mp3 album with
mp3splt -s -p th=-50,nt=10 album.mp3, where _th: threshold level (dB) to be considered silence_ and _nt` number of tracks_.`– Pablo Bianchi
Jan 25 at 13:34