- Perl
- mplayer
- lame
- wget
The script can download rm or ram files and then process the download .rm files to produce the .mp3 file.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
BEGIN{
$\="\n";
}
&usage if @ARGV!=1;
my $fileName=shift;
&usage if ($fileName !~ m#\.(ram|rm)$#);
&process_ram($fileName) if ($fileName =~ m|\.ram$|);
&process_rm($fileName) if ($fileName =~ m|\.rm$|);
sub usage(){
print STDERR "usage: $0 filename.rm/ram\n";
exit 1;
}
sub process_ram(){
my $fileName=shift;
$fileName=&processUrl($fileName);
open RAM_FILE, $fileName || die "Failed To Process File: $!";
while(){
chomp;
chop if ~ m/\r$/;
$_ = &processUrl($_);
&convertToMp3($_);
}
close RAM_FILE;
}
sub process_rm(){
my $fileName=shift;
$fileName=&processUrl($fileName);
&convertToMp3($fileName);
}
sub convertToMp3(){
my $fileName=shift;
chomp($fileName);
chop($fileName) if $fileName =~ m/\r$/;
print "Processing File...$fileName";
my ($dirName,$baseName)=&dirname($fileName);
$baseName =~ s/\.rm/.mp3/;
die "Invalid File: ${fileName}" unless(-e $fileName);
`mplayer $fileName -ao pcm 2>/dev/null`;
`lame -h -b 128 audiodump.wav $dirName/$baseName`;
`rm audiodump.wav`;
}
sub dirname(){
return (".",$_[0]) unless $_[0] =~ m|^/|;
return $_[0]=~ m|(.*/)(.*)$|;
}
sub processUrl(){
my $fileName=shift;
chomp($fileName);
if(&isUrl($fileName)){
&download($fileName);
return $fileName =~ m|.*/(.*)$|,$1;
}
return $fileName;
}
sub isUrl(){
$_[0] =~ m/^http.*/;
}
sub download(){
print "Downloading File...$_[0]";
system("wget -c $_[0]")==0 || die "Failed to download file: $_[0]";
}
2 comments:
Thats really cool !!
But will the quality degrage during this conversion, .rm being highly compressed format?
It doesn't as far i have experienced
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