#
#   MP3Roaster example configuration file
#
#   $Id: mp3roasterrc,v 1.10 2004/02/21 15:14:11 eim Exp $
#
#   This is an example configuration file for MP3Roaster
#
#   You can copy this file to ~/.mp3roaster/mp3roasterrc or to
#   ~/.mp3roasterrc and adapt it to your needs, all variables which
#   are listed here can also be passed via CLI options to mp3roaster
#

#
#   CDR DEV
#
#   Configure here the SCSI ID target of your CD/RW recorder, you can
#   execute % cdrecord -scanbus to scan the SCSI bus and find the ID of
#   your CD/RW recorder.
#
#   If you have an IDE CDR or CD/RW writer and you are running Linux kernel
#   >= 2.6 you can specify directly your CDR or CD/RW recorder device by it's
#   name on the /dev file system, e.g. /dev/cdrom, /dev/hdc, etc.
#
$config_cdr_dev = "/dev/cdrom";

#
#   CDR SPEED
#
#   Configure here the burn speed supported by your CD/RW recorder,
#   if you don't know the maximum compatible burning speed of your
#   CD/RW recorder I suggest to use 4 as burning speed value.
#
$config_cdr_speed = 16;

#
#   CDR DUMMY
#
#   With this option you can enable or disable the cdrecord dummy mode,
#   when dummy mode is enabled (option set to 1) cdrecord will perform
#   all operations with laser turned off, I've added this option for
#   testing purposes so leave it disabled in doubt.
#
$config_cdr_dummy = 0;

#
#   CDR DAO
#
#   Use this option to record a CD in disk-at-once mode.
#   This allows live CD tracks to be burned with no gaps between them.
#
$config_cdr_dao = 0;

#
#   TEMP DIR
#
#   Configure here the temporary directory to use by MP3Roaster,
#   this directory will hold all uncompressed WAV files during
#   the burning process so it should be big enough to hold all
#   the songs for your audio CD, after successful burning all
#   the WAV files in this directory will be removed.
#
$config_temp_dir = "/tmp/wav";

#
#   MP3 DECODER
#
#   Choose your favorite mp3 decoder: mpg321 or mpg123.
#
$config_mp3_decoder = "mpg321";

#
#   CHECK FILES
#
#   Here you can enable or disable the check files tasks.
#
$config_check_files = 1;

#
#   WAV NORMALIZE
#
#   Enable or disable the wav normalizing support,
#   when this option is enabled (1) then all the wav files
#   will be normalized to the same audio level, in order to
#   do this you need normalize installed on your system.
#
$config_wav_normalize = 1;
