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NAME
     wm2xmcd - workman-to-xmcd CD database file converter


SYNOPSIS
     wm2xmcd [-v n] [-d outdir] [-c] workmandb ...


DESCRIPTION
     Similar in function to xmcd, workman is a  CD  audio  player
     utility  for  the  X  window system, but uses the XView/Open
     Look interface.  Wm2xmcd is a simple program  that  converts
     workman  CD  database files to the xmcd format.  A specified
     workman CD database file  is  used  as  input  and  Xmcd  CD
     database files are generated.


OPTIONS
     Wm2xmcd supports the following options:

     -v n Specifies level of  verbosity  of  output  diagnostics.
          Currently  the levels 0 through 3 are supported.  Level
          0 is the "quietest" whereas level 3 generates  lots  of
          messages.

     -d outdir
          Specifies the output directory.  The  default  is  cddb
          under  the current directory.  If the -c option is also
          specified, then subdirectories  under  outdir  will  be
          created.

     -c   With this option, wm2xmcd will prompt the user to  type
          a  category  name  for  each  CD entry to be converted.
          Each category will be a subdirectory under  the  output
          directory.


NOTES
     Workman uses a complex multi-line  track  title  description
     scheme,  whereas  xmcd  uses  a  simple  list of single-line
     titles.  Xmcd has flexible free-form text fields  associated
     with  the  CD  as  well  as  each  track.  Wm2xmcd currently
     expands the multi-line workman track entries into  a  format
     that fits the xmcd list, but does not use the free-form text
     fields.

     Some workman database keywords are ignored by this  utility,
     notably  those  that correspond to workman features that are
     irrelevant in xmcd.



SEE ALSO
     xmcd(1), cda(1), cddbcmd(1),
     Xmcd web site: http://metalab.unc.edu/tkan/xmcd/
     CDDB web site: http://www.cddb.com/


AUTHOR
     Ti Kan (ti@amb.org)
     AMB Research Laboratories, Sunnyvale, CA, U.S.A.

     Comments, suggestions, and bug reports are always welcome.

     Workman   was   originally   written    by    Steve    Grimm
     (koreth@hyperion.com).   Inquiries  about  workman should be
     directed  to  its  current  maintainer,  Dirk   Foersterling
     (milliByte@DeathsDoor.com).

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