Quote from: LaserSokrates on 2008-09-17 12:04:39

Add --id3v1-only to your command-line options.

You mean in "Preferences > Codecs > Lame Mp3" add:

Code: [Select]

-V 2 -Y --id3v1-only

...right?

This log is created by Rubyripper, version 0.5.3
Website: [url=http://code.google.com/p/rubyripper]http://code.google.com/p/rubyripper[/url]

Cdrom player used to rip:
HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4165B DL04
Cdrom offset used: 667

Ripper used: cdparanoia -Z
Matches required for all chunks: 2
Matches required for erroneous chunks: 2

Codec(s) used:
-mp3	-> -V 2 -Y --id3v1-only
(LAME 32bits version 3.98 (http://www.mp3dev.org/)

CDDB INFO

Artist	= Metallica
Album	= ...and Justice for All
Year	= 1988
Genre	= Thrash Metal
Tracks	= 9

01 - Blackened
02 - ...and Justice for All
03 - Eye of the Beholder
04 - One
05 - The Shortest Straw
06 - Harvester of Sorrow
07 - The Frayed Ends of Sanity
08 - To Live Is to Die
09 - Dyers Eve

STATUS

Starting to rip track 1, trial #1
Starting to rip track 1, trial #2
Analyzing files for mismatching chunks
Every chunk matched 2 times 
MD5 sum: 210f4fd7b4f8169781a5b0a45a6ebffe

Starting to rip track 2, trial #1
Starting to rip track 2, trial #2
Analyzing files for mismatching chunks
54 chunk(s) didn't match 2 times.
Starting to rip track 2, trial #3
16 chunk(s) didn't match 2 times.
Starting to rip track 2, trial #4
6 chunk(s) didn't match 2 times.
Starting to rip track 2, trial #5
6 chunk(s) didn't match 2 times.
Starting to rip track 2, trial #6
2 chunk(s) didn't match 2 times.
Starting to rip track 2, trial #7
Error(s) succesfully corrected, 2 matches found for each chunk 
MD5 sum: 492a40f63f21a246b211a661c94024b5

Starting to rip track 3, trial #1
Starting to rip track 3, trial #2
Analyzing files for mismatching chunks
Every chunk matched 2 times 
MD5 sum: c2f9859b9ee217f9bab2bfd43f46f85e

Starting to rip track 4, trial #1
Starting to rip track 4, trial #2
Analyzing files for mismatching chunks
Every chunk matched 2 times 
MD5 sum: e9cdbee250d44578a76de1a2ce0259c7

Starting to rip track 5, trial #1
Starting to rip track 5, trial #2
Analyzing files for mismatching chunks
Every chunk matched 2 times 
MD5 sum: 31b2fddffa50dc445dcb74172b34ef13

Starting to rip track 6, trial #1
Starting to rip track 6, trial #2
Analyzing files for mismatching chunks
Every chunk matched 2 times 
MD5 sum: 7b6df15211aaf61073bd0768db21b7a9

Starting to rip track 7, trial #1
Starting to rip track 7, trial #2
Analyzing files for mismatching chunks
1 chunk(s) didn't match 2 times.
Starting to rip track 7, trial #3
Error(s) succesfully corrected, 2 matches found for each chunk 
MD5 sum: adfbedb58a320ee63480be6fe557de0d

Starting to rip track 8, trial #1
Starting to rip track 8, trial #2
Analyzing files for mismatching chunks
Every chunk matched 2 times 
MD5 sum: 20d89f994ce9120143d928d5ce28f931

Starting to rip track 9, trial #1
Starting to rip track 9, trial #2
Analyzing files for mismatching chunks
23 chunk(s) didn't match 2 times.
Starting to rip track 9, trial #3
8 chunk(s) didn't match 2 times.
Starting to rip track 9, trial #4
3 chunk(s) didn't match 2 times.
Starting to rip track 9, trial #5
Error(s) succesfully corrected, 2 matches found for each chunk 
MD5 sum: 96b27376bec45c837bb2e6ba07151b31


RIPPING SUMMARY

All chunks were tried to match at least 2 times.
Some track(s) needed correction,but could
be corrected within the maximum amount of trials

SUSPICION POSITION ANALYSIS

Since there are 75 chunks per second, after making the notion of the
suspicion position, the amount of initially mismatched chunks for that position is shown.

TRACK 2
	Suspicion position : 06:38 (1 x) (CORRECTED at trial 4
	Suspicion position : 06:39 (6 x) (CORRECTED at trial 6
	Suspicion position : 06:40 (3 x) (CORRECTED at trial 6
	Suspicion position : 06:41 (3 x) (CORRECTED at trial 6
	Suspicion position : 06:42 (7 x) (CORRECTED at trial 7
	Suspicion position : 06:43 (8 x) (CORRECTED at trial 7
	Suspicion position : 06:44 (6 x) (CORRECTED at trial 3
	Suspicion position : 06:45 (4 x) (CORRECTED at trial 6
	Suspicion position : 06:46 (3 x) (CORRECTED at trial 4
	Suspicion position : 06:47 (7 x) (CORRECTED at trial 4
	Suspicion position : 06:48 (3 x) (CORRECTED at trial 3
	Suspicion position : 06:49 (2 x) (CORRECTED at trial 4
	Suspicion position : 09:25 (1 x) (CORRECTED at trial 3
TRACK 7
	Suspicion position : 05:44 (1 x) (CORRECTED at trial 3
TRACK 9
	Suspicion position : 01:17 (3 x) (CORRECTED at trial 3
	Suspicion position : 01:18 (1 x) (CORRECTED at trial 3
	Suspicion position : 01:19 (1 x) (CORRECTED at trial 4
	Suspicion position : 01:26 (1 x) (CORRECTED at trial 3
	Suspicion position : 01:28 (1 x) (CORRECTED at trial 3
	Suspicion position : 01:29 (1 x) (CORRECTED at trial 3
	Suspicion position : 01:30 (2 x) (CORRECTED at trial 5
	Suspicion position : 01:32 (1 x) (CORRECTED at trial 3
	Suspicion position : 01:53 (1 x) (CORRECTED at trial 5
	Suspicion position : 01:54 (3 x) (CORRECTED at trial 3
	Suspicion position : 01:57 (2 x) (CORRECTED at trial 4
	Suspicion position : 01:58 (3 x) (CORRECTED at trial 5
	Suspicion position : 01:59 (3 x) (CORRECTED at trial 4

"--id3v1-only" doesn't work with 3.98, but look here:

http://lame.cvs.sourceforge.net/*checkout*...ml/history.html

With RubyRipper it seems that I was successful:

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With RubyRipper it seems that I was successful:

Be careful and listen to the track. I also thought I was lucky, but there were audible glitches in the track. There *is* a chance that an error is reproduced on a subsequent rip, and as soon as you have three times the same error, it will pass.

/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/rr_lib.rb:346:in `trackinfo': undefined method `startsector' for #<Disc:0x7f385d5d5c68> (NoMethodError)

WARNING: Encoding to other exited with an error with track 1!

~/usr/bin/wavpack -w "Artist=%a" -w "Title=%t" -w "Album=%b" -w "Year=%y" -w "Track=%n" -w "Genre=%g" -w "Encodedby=Myself" -hx3mt "%i" -o "%o"

Has Rubyripper switched to cdparanoia 10.2 yet?

you can just add "nice --adjustment=#" (where # is your desired niceness) in the OTHER encoder field.

glad it worked for you

What I mean to ask is: does it it work correctly with 10.2? Any issues?

-Z --disable-paranoia          : disable all paranoia checking

Since there are no python bindings to cdparanoia this is difficult to achieve for me. It would require to make changes in the source code of cdparanoia, which is (I think) written in C. I simply do not have the skills for that.

But for what we have now, it's already a big improvement in my humble opinion. Test and copy was nowhere available in linux yet for as far as I know. At the least you can be certain that a rip was either succesfull or failed.

@damaki: Good to hear, this works for others too. I only had two discs so far with a mismatch.

it appears frodo released rubyripper 0.5.4 silently and it's available at the google code site.

@ frodo:

i'm still having an issue with the "[" and "]" characters within the album field.

they will be written to the tracks as "(" and ")" respectively and i'd like it to not do that, lol.

so like "At The Drive-In - Vaya [EP]" is being written as "Vaya (EP)" for the file naming schemes, but it DOES write it correctly for the CUEFILE and all the TAGS are correct.  weird.


later

import os
import os.path
import re

badchars=re.compile(r"""[\\/:*?"<>|]""")

def replacer(match):
    #print match.group(0)
    return "_"

def traverse(dir):
    print "Traversing dir: %s" % dir
    for node in os.listdir(dir):
        path=os.path.join(dir,node)
        if os.path.isdir(path):
            traverse(path)
        if badchars.search(node):
            newnode=badchars.sub(replacer,node)
            newpath=os.path.join(dir,newnode)
            n=0
            while os.path.exists(newpath):
                print newpath,"exists"
                newnewnode="%s-%d" % (newnode,n)
                newpath=os.path.join(dir,newnewnode)
                n +=1
            print "RENAMED: %s - %s" % (path, newpath)
            os.rename(path,newpath)
        else:
            pass
            #print "OK: "+path

traverse(".")