This program works on a Nero Burning ROM's NRG image of an audio CD and is able
to:
SYNOPSIS
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- read and display its metadata;
`nrgrip` [-icrx] [options] <image.nrg>
- extract the cue sheet;
`nrgrip` [-h | -V]
- extract the raw audio tracks as one single file, which can then be encoded by
DESCRIPTION
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NRGrip works on a Nero Burning ROM's NRG image of an audio CD and is able to:
* read and display its metadata;
* extract the cue sheet;
* extract the raw audio tracks as one single file, which can then be encoded by
the user to a more convenient audio format such as FLAC, and possibly split
according to the cue sheet.
For now, only NRG v2 is handled (not NRG v1), and not all of the metadata chunks
are decoded. If you have interest in adding support for additional chunks or
formats and have a test image handy, please contact the author or open a
ticket. In particular, it would be interesting to support ISRC/CD-Text; handling
formats and have a test image handy, please contact the author or open an
issue. In particular, it would be interesting to support ISRC/CD-Text; handling
of multisession and hybrid (audio and data) discs would also be a nice feature.
NRGrip is licensed under the terms of the Expat (MIT) license. See the `COPYING`
file.
OPTIONS
-------
At least one action switch must be provided, along with any number of option
switches.
Installing
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### Actions
NRGrip is written in Rust. Make sure [Cargo](http://doc.crates.io/) is installed
on your system, then:
* `-i`, `--info`:
display the NRG image metadata (default action)
cargo build --release
cargo install
* `-c`, `--extract-cue`:
extract cue sheet from the NRG metadata
* `-r`, `--extract-raw`:
extract the raw audio tracks
* `-x`, `--extract`:
same as `-cr`
Usage
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### Additional options
To see the full usage, run:
* `-S`, `--no-strip-subchannel`:
don't strip the 96-bit subchannel from the extracted audio data (this option
has no effect if the input image has standard 2352-byte sector size)
nrgrip --help
EXAMPLE
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Basically, you can display the metadata and extract the data with:
The following command will display the metadata and extract both the cue sheet
and the audio data:
nrgrip -ix image.nrg
The cue sheet will be extracted as `image.cue`, and the audio data as
`image.raw`.
`image.raw` in the current directory.
The raw audio data from a CD is 16 bit, little endian, 44100 Hz, stereo. To
play it, you may use, for instance, `aplay` from the ALSA utils, or `ffplay`
@ -70,3 +88,32 @@ To split the FLAC file according to the cue sheet, you may use,
@@ -70,3 +88,32 @@ To split the FLAC file according to the cue sheet, you may use,
Or [mp3splt](http://mp3splt.sourceforge.net/):
mp3splt -c image.cue image.flac
INSTALLATION
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NRGrip is written in Rust. Make sure [Cargo](http://doc.crates.io/) is installed
on your system, then you can install directly from the Git repository with:
