At Home:
ssh ortiz.am@10.0.0.3

Else:
ssh ortiz.am@aortizjr.dyndns.org

It is blocked off so only certain places can get to it.

The main process:

# go to the band you want to convert
cd /export/ortiz.am/Music/bandtoconvert

# Make a copy of the album folder
# Personally I like to put the -mp3 after it
cp -r album album-mp3

# go into the directory that you just made
cd album-mp3

# convert all the .ogg to mp3
ogg2mp3.pl --enc_opts --preset fast medium -- *.ogg

# that will take a while
# after that is done
# get rid of the oggs (hence why you make a copy)
rm *.ogg

Screen Tutorial:
Using screen is the way to go with this. The server is slow and will
take a long time (approx. 30 minutes) to complete.

Think of screen like a terminal window that you can bring up or put
away. You can start multiple screens.

> - means at your command prompt


1. Start a new screen
> screen

It will give you another shell. It will flash quick and probably look
like nothing happended.

2. Run your command.
You can run whatever to want.

3. To detach, or leave your stuff running in the back ground, do:
Ctrl_a -> puts you in ctrl mode
d -> exits

So you do that as two steps: Ctrl_a     then     d

To reconnect you can use the following:

> screen -x  -> if you only have one screen running, this will connect you to that one.

> screen -list -> this shows you the list of screens

ie.
There are screens on:
        5658.pts-1.rabbit       (Detached)
        5638.pts-1.rabbit       (Detached)
2 Sockets in /var/run/screen/S-aortizjr.

So you can connect to any one of them by doing:

screen -x 5658

Then you will connect to that screen.


4.  When your command has finished. Connect to your screen. Then just
type 'exit' and it will quit that screen.


Once you have detached from a screen, you can logout or do whatever,
it will continue to run. If the machine reboots though, all will be
lost. Also remember to quit your screens whey they are done.