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import s-cdda-to-db-0.8.0 

Queries content and data of audio CDs through s-cdda(1), collects
informations (artist, album, song titles, etc.) of desired tracks,
if possible correlates data with a web query against MusicBrainz,
then places encoded tracks as well as a human readable and easily
parseable database in a per-CD directory under a directory tree.
The user is asked to edit the collected information and is given
a hand for the rather sophisticated classical music aware database
layout while doing so.

The audio encoders (and sox(1) without --no-volume-normalize) need
to be installed separately.

From Steffen Nurpmeso (maintainer/upstream) with tweaks from sthen@ and
me.  ok sthen@ (NO_BUILD/PKG_ARCH and DESCR twaks done after his review)
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COMMENT= perl program that creates a music database via s-cdda
DISTNAME= s-cdda-to-db-0.8.0
CATEGORIES= audio
HOMEPAGE= https://www.sdaoden.eu/code.html\#s-cdda-to-db
MASTER_SITES= https://ftp.sdaoden.eu/
FIX_EXTRACT_PERMISSIONS=Yes
MAINTAINER= Steffen Nurpmeso <steffen@sdaoden.eu>
# ISC
PERMIT_PACKAGE= Yes
RUN_DEPENDS= audio/s-cdda \
textproc/p5-XML-Parser
MAKE_FILE= makefile
MAKE_FLAGS= MANDIR="${DESTDIR}${PREFIX}"/man/man1
NO_TEST= Yes
NO_BUILD= Yes
PKG_ARCH= *
.include <bsd.port.mk>

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SHA256 (s-cdda-to-db-0.8.0.tar.gz) = fhk86RwPCsO+/W5rGfV8wrFhwjd7b14TJayTMuE59hI=
SIZE (s-cdda-to-db-0.8.0.tar.gz) = 32519

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Queries content and data of audio CDs through s-cdda(1), collects
informations (artist, album, song titles, etc.) of desired tracks,
if possible correlates data with a web query against MusicBrainz,
then places encoded tracks as well as a human readable and easily
parseable database in a per-CD directory under a directory tree.
The user is asked to edit the collected information and is given
a hand for the rather sophisticated classical music aware database
layout while doing so.
The audio encoders (and sox(1) without --no-volume-normalize) need
to be installed separately.

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bin/s-cdda-to-db
@man man/man1/s-cdda-to-db.1