# Created:20040714
# By Jeff Connelly

# BBQ configuration file. Save as: ~/music/.bbqrc
# This central configuration file save settings for bbq1d, bbq2d, and bfi

### Global settings
#our $root = "/home/jeff/music";
our $root = glob("~/music");

### bbq1d
our $cdtext = 1;       # Write cd-text?

# This is now a separate variable so you can store your
# cache on a different disk, if your root doesn't support
# symlinkining (i.e., you have your music stored on a portable
# USB or 1394 hard drive, and want the cache to be stored on
# a fast, local partition.)
our $cache_dir = "$root/_cache";
our $xterm = 1;     # Set if have an xterm window

### bbq2d
our $device = "0,0,0";           
#our $device = "/dev/acd0";      
our $method = "cdrecord";        # cdrecord (Linux or SCSI)
#our $method = "burncd";           # burncd (FreeBSD IDE)
#our $cdctl_cmd = "cdcontrol";     # cdcontrol (FreeBSD)
our $cdctl_cmd = "cdinfo";       # cdinfo (Linux's cdtool), implies "eject"
our $speed = 16;

# Be sure to uncomment the correct flag set below!, and optionally tweak the
# settings for your burner.

# burncd
# Verbose, eject, multisession (to allow further burning, proper etiquette)
#our @flags = ("-vemf", $device, "-s", $speed, "audio");

# TAO mode cdrecord - no CD-Text, but guaranteed to support multisession
#our @flags = ("dev=$device", "speed=$speed", "-multi",
#    "driveropts=burnfree", "-copy", "-tao", "-pad", "-swab", "-audio");

# DAO mode cdrecord multisession with CD-Text
# This is the best option with cdrecord; newer burners support DAO multisession
our @flags = ("dev=$device", "speed=$speed", "-multi",
    "driveropts=burnfree", "-copy", "-dao", "-text", "-useinfo", "-pad",
    "-swab", "-eject", "-audio");

### mp3list
# Artists with dashes in their names (fixes parsing)
$mp3list_dircode = "";

1;