Jim DeLaHunt

update: MacPorts also has a port **py27-gst-python**, which has Python bindings to **gstreamer010** (but not **gstreamer1**). Installing the ports **gstreamer010**, **gstreamer010-gst-plugins-good**, and **py27-gst-python** were sufficient to let morituri function on...

+1. I'm looking longingly at abcde right now because of this lack. I'd rather rip from CD to a single-file backup, then put away the physical CD, then extract from...

I should clarify my desire. I'd like morituri to rip a CD with high accuracy to a single file or few files that will do two things: 1. Be a...

Here are the stdout messages from `rip offset find`, followed by a list of the *.wav files in /tmp afterwards. I expect zero .wav files, there are non-zero. And the...

From a quick look at `morituri/morituri/common/program.py`, I see three places where OS-specific code is used: - `loadDevice(self, device)`, which uses `os.system('eject -t %s' % device)` - `ejectDevice(self, device)`, which uses...

The Picard tagger from MusicBrainz has been over this territory before. See their issue, _Picard should auto detect the CD on MacOS X_, http://tickets.musicbrainz.org/browse/PICARD-123 . Their conclusion: the Mac `drutil`...

morituri invokes `cdrdao` to get CD TOC information. The command line which morituri would like to use is `['cdrdao', 'disk-info', '--device', '/dev/rdisk4']` (where the final parameter is the morituri device...

It turns out that on Mac OS X, cdrdao will also accept a device parameter of the form `0,0,0`. It transforms this into a 1-based integer into a list of...

Another complication: after every cdrdao command, the CD re-mounts. This may be a feature of cdrdao on Mac OS X, or Mac OS's automount feature. Since cdrdao requires that the...

I have been working on a branch which a) has Mac OS X ("Darwin") alternatives for `unmountDevice()` and friends, b) unmounts the CD driver before calling cdrdao, and c) manipulates...