Want to extract audio CD's from the command line with ffmpeg? Of course you do! The basic code is ffmpeg -f libcdio -ss 0 -i /dev/sr0 target.wav So you can apply your options like normal. Here's the ogg command I use (for music) ffmpeg -f libcdio -ss 0 -i /dev/sr0 -q 2 target.ogg and a reduced mp3 format for spoken audio (22.5 KHz 48kb) ffmpeg -f libcdio -ss 0 -i /dev/sr0 -ar 22050 -b:a 48k target.mp3

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