3 <section title="Settings">
4 <frame label="Library">
5 <label>The location of your music and how you want it organized.</label>
6 <label>Use the following parameters: $T Track number, $A Artist, $S Song, $L Album.</label>
11 <entry name='cddb_server' label='CDDB'>
12 The full url to reach freedb or equivalent. By default this is 'http://freedb.freedb.org/~cddb/cddb.cgi', but there are mirrors. Leave blank to disable CDDB queries.
14 <entry name='device' label='CD Device'>
15 The CD device (e.g. /dev/cdrom). Needed at least for CDDB, even if your rip command below doesn't need it.
17 <toggle name='eject_after_rip' label='Eject after Rip'>
18 Eject CD after ripping is complete (Encoding may still be running).
20 <toggle name='keep_wav' label='Keep WAV Files'>
21 Do not delete the WAV files after Encoding.
23 <toggle name='rip_only' label='Rip Only'>
24 Do not Encode, only Rip to WAV files.
28 <section title="Commands">
29 <frame label="Ripper">
30 <label>The command to Rip from CD to WAV files.</label>
31 <label>Use $D as the device, $T to represent the Track number and $F as the output Filename. To run at lower priority run with 'nice'.</label>
35 <frame label="Encoder">
36 <label>The command used for encoding from WAV to MP3, OGG, etc.</label>
37 <label>Use the following parameters: $T Track number, $F Filename, $A Artist, $S Song, $L Album, $G Genre, $Y Year.</label>
38 <entry name='encoder'/>