trackcmp - compares one or more audio tracks for equivalence
trackcmp [OPTIONS] <track 1> <track 2>
trackcmp takes two audio tracks and compares their PCM data. If they are exactly
the same, it prints no output and returns 0. If not, a message is displayed
and 1 is returned. trackcmp may also take two directories as arguments. In
that case, any audio files in both directories are compared as per a single
file. Track and album numbers are used to determine which file should be
compared to which.
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-h, --help
- show a list of options and exit
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-j, --joint=PROCESSES
- The maximum number of tracks to compare at one time. If one
has multiple CPUs or CPU cores, allowing to use all of them
simultaneously can greatly increase comparison speed.
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-S, --no-summary
- suppress summary output
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-V, --verbose=VERBOSITY
- The level of output to display. Choose between 'normal',
'quiet' and 'debug.
audiotools-config(1),
audiotools.cfg(5),
cdda2track(1),
cddainfo(1),
cddaplay(1),
coverdump(1),
covertag(1),
coverview(1),
dvda2track(1),
dvdainfo(1),
track2cdda(1),
track2track(1),
trackcat(1),
trackinfo(1),
tracklength(1),
tracklint(1),
trackplay(1),
trackrename(1),
tracksplit(1),
tracktag(1),
trackverify(1)
Brian Langenberger