Punit is a Linux-based Python CD ripper that utilizes cdparanoia and lame. It aims to facilitate CD ripping processes.
If you're looking for a straightforward and easy-to-use Python CD ripper for Linux, then Punit may be the solution you've been seeking. This software utilizes cdparanoia and lame to rip CDs to MP3 format, using a set of defaults that include 128 kbps, 44100Hz, stereo.
The inspiration behind Punit was the frustration of finding a simple and effective tool for ripping MP3s. The developer was initially unsuccessful with Sound Juicer and Goobox, and even experienced issues with VBR times when using Foobar2000. As a result, Punit was created as an alternative.
Users of Punit can configure the output directory to their liking, making organization of ripped files even easier. Additionally, the software incorporates the CDDB module from CDDB.py to ensure accurate metadata retrieval.
In order to use Punit, you must have the following programs installed: GTK+ version 2.2.x, cdparanoid, and lame. Overall, Punit is an excellent tool and any feedback or suggestions for further improvements are welcome.
The inspiration behind Punit was the frustration of finding a simple and effective tool for ripping MP3s. The developer was initially unsuccessful with Sound Juicer and Goobox, and even experienced issues with VBR times when using Foobar2000. As a result, Punit was created as an alternative.
Users of Punit can configure the output directory to their liking, making organization of ripped files even easier. Additionally, the software incorporates the CDDB module from CDDB.py to ensure accurate metadata retrieval.
In order to use Punit, you must have the following programs installed: GTK+ version 2.2.x, cdparanoid, and lame. Overall, Punit is an excellent tool and any feedback or suggestions for further improvements are welcome.
What's New
Version 0.2: N/A