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Stefano Falsetto <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
License: gpl
Other License: 
Package: MP3do
System name: audiodo
This package does NOT want to apply for inclusion in the GNU project

MP3do is an \"all in one\" bash script useful for for
decoding and mastering MP3 and OGG/Vorbis audio files.
MP3do can handle a playlist of mixed MP3/OGG/WAV to:
1. decode MP3/OGG to WAV (or CD-R)
2. auto convert poor quality audio files to 44100Hz
   stereo with \"rate\" sox\'s method for a proper
   mastering process
3. check whether all files fits on a CD
4. normalize all WAV files (adjust the volume to a
   standard volume level) using normalize
5. Burn a CD with cdrecord or cdrdao.

There are many other optionals features to quickly
create CD with favourite songs. Near future will be
another option to make a CD-cover also (idea taken from
jt.tex version 0.1 by Emmanuel Michon)

I\'m trying to make this script independent of a
particular mpg or ogg decoder. Actually it can use mpg321
or mpg123 to decode mp3, and ogg123 to decode ogg/vorbis
files. At this moment it works with only two mp3 decoder and
only one ogg decoder, but (thanks to a modular desing)
it\'s very easy to add support to other decoders.
MP3do uses gettext to print localized translations of
output messages.

It already exists and you can see (and download) it at
http://spazioweb.inwind.it/stefko5/MP3do