mktoc - create a table of contents template for some wav/mp3/ogg/flac... files
mktoc [options] [artist] [title]
options:
-h, --help - Show the help message then exit
-V, --version - Show the version message then exit
-n, --nocddb - Do not ask to obtain cddb information
-t, --tocfile tocfile - Override default tocfile name (00.toc)
-f, --formats formats - Override default formats (wav,mp3,ogg,flac)
mktoc creates a table of contents template in a format suitable for use with jukebox. If cddb information is to be obtained from freedb.org, then the CD in question must be in the drive when this is run. Then the table of contents will be prepopulated.
Otherwise, the artist and title will be populated with the command line arguments (if supplied) and there will be a line containing an index number for each track file found in the current directory. The track titles (and possibly the artist an album title) will need to be entered manually. Even if cddb information is used, further annotation will almost certainly be required so use your favourite text editor to finish the tocfile. Tocfiles look something like:
Artist: Janis Joplin Title: Cheap Thrills Jukebox: rock blues 60s hard awesome female vocal cddbid: 5608b807
01 Combination of the Two 02 I Need a Man to Love 03 Summertime 04 Piece of My Heart 05 Turtle Blues 06 Oh, Sweet Mary 07 Ball and Chain
/etc/jukebox.conf - System wide configuration file ~/.jukeboxrc - User specific configuration file
rip(1), riptrack(1), mktoc(1), toc2names(1), toc2tags(1), cdr(1), cdrw(1), burn(1), burnw(1), cdbackup(1), mp3backup(1), jukebox(1), jukeboxc(1), jukeboxc.jar(1), jukeboxd(8), jukeboxd-init.d(8), jukebox.conf(5), http://raf.org/jukebox/Jukebox-HOWTO
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