# tear configuration file
#
# this file may be placed in your home directory as ~/.tearrc, in the 
# local directory as ./.tearrc or in the etc directory as /etc/tearrc.
#
# Default settings are already set whenever possible
# and Options are listed in 
# CHOICE : {OPTION1,OPTION2,OPTION3}
# form the final configuation should be in the form:
# CHOICE : OPTIONX
#

# --VERBOSE--
# Whether or not tear should print running information to the screen
# VERBOSE : {Yes,No}
VERBOSE : No

# --CDBATCH--
# Rip CD's all in one batch, or Rip, Encode, Move, Rip, Encode, ...
#CDBATCH : (Yes,No}
CDBATCH : No

# --SAVEWAV--
# Save the wav files when encoding is done.
# SAVEWAV : {Yes,No}
SAVEWAV : No

# --CDDEV--
# Location on CD-ROM's device entry (normally in /dev/)
# CDDEV : {/dev/cdrom,/dev/sd0,/dev/...}
CDDEV : /dev/cdrom

# --CDRIP--
# Which Cd Ripping application to use to make WAV files.
# CDRIP : {cdparanoia,cdda2wav}
CDRIP : cdparanoia

# --MP3ENC--
# Which MP3 encoding applicaiot nto use to make MP3 files
# MP3ENC : {lame,bladeenc,gogo,mp3enc,xing}
MP3ENC : lame
# MP3 Bitrate of encoded file
# MP3BIT : {32,40,48,56,64,80,96,112,128,160,192,224,256,320}
MP3BIT : 256

# --NICE LEVELS--
# /bin/nice settings
# NICE : {-19,-18,...,-1,0,1,...,19,20}
# RIPNICE : {-19,-18,...,-1,0,1,...,19,20}
RIPNICE : 0
# ENCNICE : {-19,-18,...,-1,0,1,...,19,20}
ENCNICE : 0

# --ID3COM--
# Comment line inside of ID3 tag, no longer than 128 characters!
# ID3COM : {"This MP3 created using TEAR","Whatever you want to say"}

# CDDBUSE : {Yes,No,Check}
# Hw to use the defaut CDDB server
CDDBUSE : Yes

# Naming conventions
#  %a = Disc Artist
#  %t = Disc Title
#  %s = Track Name
#  %n = Track Number
#  %g = Disc Category

# --Directories--
# Final location of MP3 file
# MP3DIR : {directory/structure/%a%t%g,...}
MP3DIR:mp3/%a/%t
# Final location of WAV file, if SAVEWAV is set.
# WAVDIR : {directory/structure/%a%t%g,...}
WAVDIR:mp3/%a/%t/wav

# --Naming--
# MP3 filename Template
# MP3NAME : {"%a%t%s%n%g.mp3",...}
MP3NAME : %a - %s.mp3
# Replace spaces with _'s
# MUNGING : {Yes,No}
MUNGING : No
# WAV filename template
# WAVNAME : {"%a%t%s%n%g.wav",...}
WAVNAME : %a - %s.wav
# Plalist filename template, 'No' means don't use playlist support.
# PLAYLIST : {"%a%t%s%n%g",No}
PLAYLIST : No
