Version: 1.12 (using KDE 3.4.0, compiled sources) Compiler: gcc version 3.4.2 [FreeBSD] 20040728 OS: FreeBSD (i386) release 5.4-RELEASE-p1 When got slow enough processor to make ripping much faster than encoding the interm. data (wav data processed by slow running encoder) is being collected in /tmp filling it until no space left. That would be nice to check if there's space to rip next track and wait for encoder to finish current file and free some space if so
I posted the following in relation to Bug 94722: Limit number of extracted songs But I think these comments are more relevant here... ---------- I think it is handy to be able to rip CDs continuously and let things queue up for encoding providing I have enough disk space and my CPU is kinda slow. Perhaps some status information about the disk space consumption and available disk space, would go along with some kind of disk space limit for temporary files. One complication is that the temporary files and encoded files are not necessarily on the same partition. :-) The most basic thing that can happen is that ripping can be paused when there is too little space available, and can resume once space becomes available. In this situation the ripper would be waiting for the encoder to catch up a bit. "too little space" = available space - 1GB < size of next ripped track This ensures that CD ripping leaves room for other system use of temporary files, I suppose the 1GB "breathing space" could be adjustable to something smaller or larger, as needed. Is it possible to allocate space for the entire track up-front, to ensure the entire track can be ripped reliably even if available disk space gets suddenly gobbled up elsewhere?
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