[Abcde-users] Problem with 'abcde -d disc.flac'

[Bjørn Forsman]

Hi Matthias,

On Tue, 13 Nov 2018 at 23:47, Matthias König <mk at silverserver.at> wrote:
> [..]
> If you use the -k switch, the directory containing the wav files and
> other files will not be deleted. You can find the disc ids in these
> files, for example:
>
> abcde.a309a30b/cddbdiscid
> abcde.a309a30b/mbdiscid
>
> Before the second run you have to remove or rename the wav output
> directory.

Ok, testing. Initial run:

$ abcde -1 -o flac -a default,cue -k
[...]
$ cat abcde.a309a30b/mbdiscid
yuMJjTbdlu.0Ob4HtyobpewtX8U- 11 182 19082 35557 57645 74005 91327
112280 122847 141040 158885 171790 2471
$ cat abcde.a309a30b/cddbdiscid
a309a30b 11 182 19082 35557 57645 74005 91327 112280 122847 141040
158885 171790 2471

Moving abcde.a309a30b/ out of the way and running from the newly
created .flac image:

$ mv abcde.a309a30b abcde.a309a30b.run-1
$ abcde -d U2-October/October.flac -o mp3 -k
$ cat abcde.a109a30b/mbdiscid
__p6zKKZCgZxD4R6N08IZaCSGeM- 11 150 19050 35525 57613 73973 91295
112248 122815 141008 158853 171758 2471
$ cat abcde.a109a30b/cddbdiscid
a109a30b 11 150 19050 35525 57613 73973 91295 112248 122815 141008
158853 171758 2471

Ok, so it's clear that the discid, both mbdiscid and cddbdiscid, is
different from the run with the original CD.

What's the next debugging step?

- Bjørn