RIP-L is a program that converts audio CDs to encoded audio
files. Well, it doesn't actually do any of the hard work; it uses
cdparanoia and oggenc underneath. But it *does* arbitrate between
ripping and encoding resources, and lets you choose how the resulting
files will be encoded, tagged, and named. Thus it is similar to, say,
grip.
It currently requires SBCL with threads, and the CDROM interface is
closely tied to Linux.
For more info, see:
http://www.xach.com/rip-l/
Bugs are extremely likely, and bug reports are welcome.
Zach