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Much work needs to be done in this section, but for now, here is a list of the '%' switches used in command-lines.
b — The bitrate that mp3s are being encoded at.
c — The CDrom device being used.
w — The filename of the wave file being ripped.
m — The filename of the MP3 file being encoded.
t — The track number,beginning at 1, and zero-filled (ie: '03' for the third track).
s — The start sector of the track.
e — The end sector of the track.
n — The name of the track.
a — The artist name for the track.
A — The artist name for the disc.
d — The name of the disc.
i — The disc database id (in hex) for the disc.
y — The year of the disc.
g — The ID3 genre id of the disc.
G — The ID3 genre string of the disc.
Any of the '%' switches can optionally be preceded by a '*' (for example, '%*a'). This prevent Grip from doing any stripping of characters from the string. Generally, this option should be used when the switch is being used in something other than a filename.
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