description of the ones specific to CDDAX are listed below.
- -
-cddax-title-format
+cddax-cddb-title-format
-This gives a format used in the playlist title string.
+This gives a format used in the playlist title string when CDDB is consulted.
Similar to the Unix date command, there are format specifiers
that start with a percent sign for which various information is filled
in dynamically. The control specifiers are given as below
- %a : The album artist **
- %A : The album information **
- %C : Category **
- %I : CDDB disk ID **
- %G : Genre **
+ %a : The album artist
+ %A : The album information
+ %C : Category
+ %I : CDDB disk ID
+ %G : Genre
%M : The current MRL
%m : The CD-DA Media Catalog Number (MCN)
%n : The number of tracks on the CD
- %p : The artist/performer/composer in the track **
- %T : The track number **
+ %p : The artist/performer/composer in the track
+ %T : The track number
%s : Number of seconds in this track
- %t : The name **
- %Y : The year 19xx or 20xx **
+ %t : The name
+ %Y : The year 19xx or 20xx
%% : a %
-** Only available if CDDB is enabled
-
-The default if CDDB is enabled is
+The default is
Track %T. %t - %p
-Or
- %T %M otherwise
+
+- -
+cddax-title-format
+
+This gives a format used in the playlist title string when CDDB is
+*NOT* consulted. Similar to the Unix date command, there are format
+specifiers that start with a percent sign for which various
+information is filled in dynamically. The control specifiers are
+given as below
+
+ %M : The current MRL
+ %m : The CD-DA Media Catalog Number (MCN)
+ %n : The number of tracks on the CD
+ %T : The track number
+ %s : Number of seconds in this track
+ %% : a %
+
+The default is
+ %T %M
- -
cddax-cddb-email
The tool cd-read from libcdio can be used to show the sectors of
the CD or CD image or extract sectors.
-$Id: intf-cdda.txt,v 1.2 2003/12/01 04:05:29 rocky Exp $
+$Id: intf-cdda.txt,v 1.3 2003/12/02 03:33:22 rocky Exp $