/usr/bin/abcde: illegal option -- - This is abcde v2.8.1. Usage: abcde [options] [tracks] Options: -1 Encode the whole CD in a single file -a <action1[,action2]...> Actions to perform: cddb,read,getalbumart,normalize,encode,tag,move,replaygain,playlist,clean -b Enable batch normalization -c <file> Specify a configuration file (overrides system and user config files) -C <discid#> Specify discid to resume from (only needed if you no longer have the cd) -d <device> Specify CDROM device to grab (flac uses a single-track flac file) -D Debugging mode (equivalent to sh -x abcde) -e Erase encoded track information from status file -f Force operations that otherwise are considered harmful. Read "man abcde" -g Use "lame --nogap" for MP3 encoding. Disables low disk and pipes flags -G Get album art by using the 'getalbumart' action -h This help information -j <#> Number of encoder processes to run at once (localhost) -k Keep the wav tracks for later use -l Use low disk space algorithm -L Use local CDDB storage directory -m Modify playlist to include CRLF endings, to comply with some players -n No lookup. Don't query CDDB, just create and use template -N Noninteractive. Never prompt for anything -o <type1[,type2]...> Output file type(s) (vorbis,mp3,flac,spx,mpc,wav,m4a,opus,mka,wv,ape,mp2,tta). Defaults to vorbis -p Pad track numbers with 0's (if less than 10 tracks) -P Use UNIX pipes to read+encode without wav files -r <host1[,host2]...> Also encode on these remote hosts -s <field> Show fields from the CDDB info (year,genre) -S <#> Set the CD speed -t <#> Start the track numbering at a given number -T <#> Same as -t but modifies tag numbering -U Do NOT use UNICODE (UTF8) tags and comments -v Show version number and exit -V Be a bit more verbose about what is happening behind the scenes -x Eject CD after all tracks are read -w <comment> Add a comment to the CD tracks -W <#> Concatenate CDs: -T #01 -w "CD #" -z Use debug CDROMREADERSYNTAX option (needs cdparanoia) Tracks is a space-delimited list of tracks to grab. Ranges specified with hyphens are allowed (i.e., 1-5).

/usr/bin/abcde: illegal option -- - This is abcde v2.8.1. Usage: abcde [options] [tracks] Options: -1 Encode the whole CD in a single file -a <action1[,action2]...> Actions to perform: cddb,read,getalbumart,normalize,encode,tag,move,replaygain,playlist,clean -b Enable batch normalization -c <file> Specify a configuration file (overrides system and user config files) -C <discid#> Specify discid to resume from (only needed if you no longer have the cd) -d <device> Specify CDROM device to grab (flac uses a single-track flac file) -D Debugging mode (equivalent to sh -x abcde) -e Erase encoded track information from status file -f Force operations that otherwise are considered harmful. Read "man abcde" -g Use "lame --nogap" for MP3 encoding. Disables low disk and pipes flags -G Get album art by using the 'getalbumart' action -h This help information -j <#> Number of encoder processes to run at once (localhost) -k Keep the wav tracks for later use -l Use low disk space algorithm -L Use local CDDB storage directory -m Modify playlist to include CRLF endings, to comply with some players -n No lookup. Don't query CDDB, just create and use template -N Noninteractive. Never prompt for anything -o <type1[,type2]...> Output file type(s) (vorbis,mp3,flac,spx,mpc,wav,m4a,opus,mka,wv,ape,mp2,tta). Defaults to vorbis -p Pad track numbers with 0's (if less than 10 tracks) -P Use UNIX pipes to read+encode without wav files -r <host1[,host2]...> Also encode on these remote hosts -s <field> Show fields from the CDDB info (year,genre) -S <#> Set the CD speed -t <#> Start the track numbering at a given number -T <#> Same as -t but modifies tag numbering -U Do NOT use UNICODE (UTF8) tags and comments -v Show version number and exit -V Be a bit more verbose about what is happening behind the scenes -x Eject CD after all tracks are read -w <comment> Add a comment to the CD tracks -W <#> Concatenate CDs: -T #01 -w "CD #" -z Use debug CDROMREADERSYNTAX option (needs cdparanoia) Tracks is a space-delimited list of tracks to grab. Ranges specified with hyphens are allowed (i.e., 1-5).