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editfilenames (editcomment?) needs to use a filename/path specific
tmp filenames so it can be used more than once at a time on a system!
Have editfilenames doublecheck filename order after renaming to make sure
it is the same as before. Also verify that no overwriting will happen
before the rename - either with the old files or with each-other of the
new files.
editcomment: if tag file is empty or no change, it shouldn't rewrite the tag.
Would like to get oggenc to output libvorbis-version/vendor-info for --info
Feature: editcomment to handle multiple files & perhaps group labeling
Change "cddevice" to just "device" (?) and move it before "encodeto =" line.
Perhaps add info to the tag somehow that will indicate if any silence has been
trimmed from the original rip (?)
Consider having editcomment & editfilenames getting $editor from .criprc
Expand on genres? (depending on if current convention has changed from
the last time I checked)
Have option (defaulted to ON) where the rip is piped straight to oggenc
for an overall time-saver boost.
Stephan Seitz's problem: getting $artist ("artist=") from the filename
on sampler CDs where you get the title from the filename, should be
able to get $artist too from the filename.
Correct Timo's filename overwrite problem.
More flexible filenaming conventions
Support lame mp3 encoding with their new extended tagging support.
Handling partial rips (such as "ghost tracks") better? (how?)
bug: crip will overwrite existing files if the filenames given happen
to be the same. crip should warn if any 2 or more files are the same
name.
Handle FLAC .ogg files better (?)
(re)rip and encode using filename/tag info from a specified directory (crip
will search directory for .ogg files that have the same discid and tracknumber
and pull the data from there)
<jomohke> charlton: A Possible idea is allowing a config file. It would be
handy for people to set up their output settings eg. All files goto
/media/{$artistname}/{$album}/{$track}-{$tracknum}.ogg This is
flexible for the way certain people organise their music. Also a way
to run the program using config file settings, so it doesn't ask you
any questions. You can just set it and leave.
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Perhaps order the tag items a little better (i.e. put things like
"part=" right underneith "opus=")
Be able to parse CDDB track titles into "artist / title" (and others)
$settitle = "ask" (?)
Verbosity levels
Fork off an (interactive?) process that rips and encodes the files right
after the track selection is entered. THEN ask for file/tag info while
it is doing this. - A possibility for doing this might just be to combine
the editfilenames & editcomment scripts, make them group-capable, and then
run them on the set of files AFTER the ripping&encoding are done.
Track variations support (multiple tracks in one track / indexing / etc.)
(I don't know how I'd go about doing this, so it'll probably never happen)
Simplify the structure of the whole script so that less code is repeated
(I still feel it should be possible without the use of subroutines).
*** If you can suggest any additional features or let me know a good way
to implement the ones above, please let me know.
Charlton Harrison
charlton@dynet.com
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