abcde 命令

常用示例

说明

abcde (A Better CD Encoder) is a shell script that automates the process of ripping audio CDs and encoding them to various compressed formats. It handles the entire workflow from reading the disc to tagging the final files. The tool queries online databases (CDDB, MusicBrainz) to automatically retrieve track names, artist information, and album details. It uses backend programs like cdparanoia for secure ripping and encoders like lame, oggenc, flac, and opusenc for compression. Multiple output formats can be generated in a single pass, and the encoding can be parallelized across multiple CPU cores using the -j option. Configuration is managed through /etc/abcde.conf or ~/.abcde.conf, allowing customization of encoder settings, output paths, and naming conventions.

参数

-o _format_

Output format: mp3, ogg, flac, opus, m4a, wav, spx, mpc, mka, wv, ape, mp2, tta, aiff

-d _device_

Specify CD device (default: /dev/cdrom)

-j _n_

Run n encoding processes simultaneously (for multi-core systems)

-a _actions_

Specify actions: cddb, read, normalize, encode, tag, move, replaygain, playlist, clean

-N

Non-interactive mode; never prompt for input

-n

Skip CDDB lookup; use generic track names

-1

Encode entire CD as a single track

-c _file_

Use specified configuration file

-C _discid_

Use specified CDDB disc ID for lookup

-p

Pad track numbers with leading zeros

-P

Use Unix pipes for encoding (reduces disk usage)

-r _host_

Remote ripping from specified host

-S _speed_

Set CD drive read speed

-t _n_

Start numbering tracks from n

-T _n_

Same as -t but also modifies playlist

-x

Eject CD after ripping completes

-w _comment_

Add comment to encoded files

-W _n_

Set disc number for multi-disc albums

-k

Keep wav files after encoding

-l

Use low disk space mode

-V

Show version information

-h

Display help message