#!/usr/bin/python -tt # # Copyright (c) 2009, Adam Simpkins # """ Merge several different ripped versions of a track. Useful when cdparanoia reports some uncorrectable errors. If you have ripped the track several times, this tool can merge them all, by choosing the most popular value from all files for each byte value. Usage: merge.py FILE1 FILE2 [...] > merged.wav """ import sys def msg(s): print >> sys.stderr, str(s) def handle_difference(outf, bytes, offset): values = {} for b in bytes: try: values[b] += 1 except KeyError: values[b] = 1 max_count = 0 max_byte = [] for (b, count) in values.items(): if count > max_count: max_count = count max_byte = [b] elif count == max_count: max_byte.append(b) if len(max_byte) != 1: raise Exception('tie at offset %d: %s' % (offset, max_byte)) msg('%d: %s --> %r' % (offset, values, max_byte[0])) outf.write(max_byte[0]) def handle_chunks(outf, chunks, offset): # See if there are any differences v = chunks[0] for c in chunks: if c != v: break else: # Great, all identical outf.write(v) sys.stderr.write('%d\r' % (offset,)) return # Hmm. We found differences. # Try to split the chunks in half, and recurse on each half. l = len(v) if l == 1: # Down to single byte chunks. # Handle the difference. handle_difference(outf, chunks, offset) else: h = l / 2 first_half = [c[:h] for c in chunks] second_half = [c[h:] for c in chunks] handle_chunks(outf, first_half, offset) handle_chunks(outf, second_half, offset + h) def main(argv): filenames = argv[1:] msg(filenames) outf = sys.stdout files = [open(name, 'r') for name in filenames] block_size = 2048 offset = 0 while True: blocks = [f.read(block_size) for f in files] # FIXME: detect end of file better. # If some end before others, handle the error. if not blocks[0]: break handle_chunks(outf, blocks, offset) offset += block_size return 0 if __name__ == '__main__': rc = main(sys.argv) sys.exit(rc)