Re: Album format
Haavard Kvaalen <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.multimedia.xmms.devel |
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On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Farmer, Joseph - DFI wrote: > It would appear that rhythmbox may be running its course. Sad. I have > 500+ CDs that I ripped into ogg format. Very hard to manage. > Rhythmbox needs lots of CPU to deal with it. I don't think 500 albums should be much of a problem in xmms. If you add all the tracks to a playlist some operations might go a little slow, but nothing really bad. > I was thinking about encoding an entire CD into 1 file. It would > take a header and some more information (I've started to look at > the format) but would be pretty easy. The tracks would be encoded > with Flac (default) but Ogg (or any encoder for that matter) would > be possible. CD and Track information would be included to "reverse" > the process and make a CD. Scans of cover art are allowable. There is a format for this for mp3 files that is used a bit. You rip an entire album to one file, and there is a separate file (named .cue) that specifies where each track starts. Unfortunately, one basic assumption in xmms is that one file on disk will map to only one playlist entry, so adding support for this in xmms is not that easy. -- Håvard Kvålen