# Required applications

* ffmpeg

# Usage

```Bash
get-tracks.sh rip audio-file time-file
```


`audio-file` can be in any format understood by `soxi` and `ffmpeg`

In the `time-file`:

```
0:00 First song
2:20 Second song
3:18 Awesome song
```

# Environment variables

* SIMULATION [0|1]: do not invoke ffmpeg
* FORMAT [mp3,ogg,opus,…]: for the song file format
* WITH_NUMBER [separator]: if not null, write song number with this separator\
  example WITH_NUMBER=_, song names will be *1_song.opus*, *2_song.opus*, (...)
* QUIET: if set to any value, ffmpeg commands are not displayed

# Limitations

This script doesn't work with UTF-8 content.
If your file with timings contains UTF-8 characters, apply this:

```
iconv -f utf-8 -t ascii timings-file > timings-file-fixed
```

Then verify the content.


# More

Run `get-track.sh` without arguments.