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1 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
2 # This is the burnCDDA config file.
3 # For system wide configuration copy it to /etc/burncdda.conf
4 # For user specific configuration copy it to ~/.burncdda
5 #
6 # burnCDDA is a shell script for burning Audio-CDs with cdrdao
7 # and cdrecord.
8 #
9 # (C) 2001 by Thorsten Muehlfelder <thenktor@gmx.de>
10 # burnCDDA comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
11 # This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it
12 # under terms of the GNU General Public License (version 2)
13 # as published by the Free Software Foundation.
14 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
15
16 #
17 # MAIN OPTIONS
18 #
19
20 # Color settings:
21 # Some output is colored. Choose if these colors should be
22 # "BRIGHT" (if you have a dark terminal background),
23 # "DARK" (if you have a bright terminal background)
24 # or if "NO" colors should be used.
25 # Default: COLORS="BRIGHT"
26 COLORS="BRIGHT"
27
28 # Image directory:
29 # Decoded files and ripped CD images will be saved in this directory.
30 # If you want to use a single directory for all users be sure that
31 # every user has write access to it.
32 # Default: IMGDIR="${HOME}/cdda"
33 IMGDIR="${HOME}/cdda"
34
35 # Nice level for decoding, normalizing and ripping
36 # (only values between 0 and 19 for non-root users).
37 # Higher value = lower priority
38 # Default: NICELEVEL="5"
39 NICELEVEL="5"
40
41 #
42 # CD WRITING OPTIONS
43 #
44
45 # Writing speed
46 # This defaults to '16' at the moment because most drives (except very old
47 # ones) can write at this speed and it should provide a good writing
48 # quality. Even old car CD players should play the CDs. Otherwise you can
49 # use '-1' and let cdrecord use its internal drive specific maximum speed
50 # defaults.
51 # Default: WRITESPEED="16"
52 WRITESPEED="16"
53
54 # CD writer device (try 'cdrecord -scanbus').
55 # Examples: "0,0,0" or "ATAPI:0,0,0" or "/dev/hdc" or "/dev/sr0"
56 # The right setting depends on your kernel version and configuration.
57 # You need at least cdrdao 1.1.8 to use atapi drives without ide-scsi.
58 # Default: DEVICE="/dev/cdrom"
59 DEVICE="/dev/cdrom"
60
61 #
62 # CDRDAO SPECIFIC OPTIONS:
63 #
64
65 # Driver for CD reader
66 # Try 'man cdrdao' for more info.
67 # The generic-mmc driver should work with almost every CD writer.
68 # Default: DRVRDAO="generic-mmc"
69 DRVRDAO="generic-mmc"
70
71 # Driver for CD writer
72 # Default: DRVWDAO="generic-mmc"
73 DRVWDAO="generic-mmc"
74
75 # Parnoia mode for audio CDs
76 # Take a look at the cdrdao documentation for more information.
77 # (0 = no paranoia)
78 # Default: PARANOIAMODE="0"
79 PARANOIAMODE="0"
80
81 #
82 # CDRECORD SPECIFIC OPTIONS
83 #
84
85 # cdrecord driver options
86 # (try 'cdrecord dev=X,X,X -checkdrive driveropts=help')
87 # Example (Plextor PX-W4012A):
88 # burnfree Prepare writer to use BURN-Free technology
89 # noburnfree Disable using BURN-Free technology
90 # varirec=val Set VariRec Laserpower to -2, -1, 0, 1, 2
91 # Only works for audio and if speed is set to 4
92 # forcespeed Tell the drive to force speed even for low quality media
93 # singlesession Tell the drive to behave as single session only drive
94 # nosinglesession Disable single session only mode
95 # hidecdr Tell the drive to hide CD-R media
96 # nohidecdr Disable hiding CD-R media
97 #
98 # burnfree is recommened for buffer underrun protection.
99 # Default: DRIVEROPTS="driveropts=burnfree"
100 DRIVEROPTS="driveropts=burnfree"
101
102 # Writing modes
103 # Not all writers can use the same writing modes, so you can try dao, sao, tao, raw...
104 # Take a look at cdrecord man page for more information.
105 # CD-AUDIO (default: "-sao")
106 WMODE="-sao"
107 # CD-EXTRA, session 1: audio (default: "-sao")
108 WMODEEXTRA1="-sao"
109 # CD-EXTRA, session 2: data (many CD writers only support tao, default: "-tao")
110 WMODEEXTRA2="-tao"
111
112 # Other options
113 # Try dao, sao or tao if raw doesn't work.
114 # Default: OTHERREC="-v -pad defpregap=0"
115 OTHERREC="-v -pad defpregap=0"
116
117 #
118 # NORMALIZE OPTIONS
119 #
120
121 # Normalize to amplitude
122 # Try 'man normalize' for help.
123 # Quick help:
124 # '-12dbfs': very low volume, recommended for classical music
125 # '-10dbfs': burnCDDA default, medium output volume, recommended for pop/rock
126 # '-8dbfs and above': high output volume, will surely result in clipping
127 # You can search the web for 'volume race' to get more information about
128 # output volumes and why you should not set it too high.
129 # Default: NORMAMP="-10dbfs"
130 NORMAMP="-10dbfs"
131
132
133
134 # DECODER/CHECKTOOLS PATH SECTION
135 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
136 # Usually all programs are in $PATH and you don't have to change anything
137 # here.
138
139 # CD-Recording tools
140 # If you want to use cdrkit instead of cdrtools try CDRECORD="wodim"
141 CDRDAO="cdrdao"
142 CDRECORD="cdrecord"
143 MKISOFS="mkisofs"
144
145 # MPlayer is the new standard decoder.
146 # It can do high quality resampling if necessary and should be fine for
147 # most file formats.
148 MPLAYER="mplayer"
149
150 # Normalize
151 NORMALIZE="normalize"
152
153 # Filecheck tools
154 # Tools to check mp3/ogg/flac files for errors.
155 MP3_CHECK="mp3_check"
156 OGGINFO="ogginfo"
157 FLACCHK="flac"
158
159 # Old decoders
160 # You can use the old decoders instead of MPlayer.
161 # Set to "NONE" if you want to use MPlayer for decoding
162 # To use the old decoders try these:
163 # mpg321, oggdec, flac, mppdec, sox
164 # Example: FLACDEC="flac" or FLACDEC="NONE"
165 MPG321="NONE"
166 OGGDEC="NONE"
167 FLACDEC="NONE"
168 MPPDEC="NONE"
169 SOX="NONE"
170
171
172
173 # EXPERTS PATH SECTION
174 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
175 # Usually all programs are in $PATH and you don't have to change anything
176 # here. burnCDDA is tested on Linux with the GNU versions of the unix
177 # standard tools. If you are not running a GNU system (BSD, Solaris, ...)
178 # and having problems with burnCDDA, you should install the GNU tools and
179 # adjust the pathes.
180 GAWK="gawk"
181 CAT="cat"
182 DIALOG="dialog"
183 FIND="find"
184 GREP="grep"
185 HEAD="head"
186 MKTEMP="mktemp"
187 NICE="nice"
188 SED="sed"
189 SORT="sort"
190 SU="su"
191 TAIL="tail"
192 TR="tr"
193 WC="wc"
194
195
196
197 # INTERNAL SECTION
198 #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
199 # Do NOT edit this value! It's for internal use.
200 CONFVERSION="180"
201
202
203
204 #
205 # END OF FILE
206 #