trackcmp - compares one or more audio tracks for equivalence

       Brian Langenberger

                                                   2025-03-10                                        TRACKCMP(1)

       trackcmp  takes  two audio tracks and compares their PCM data. If they are exactly the same, it prints no
       output and returns 0. If not, a message is displayed and 1  is  returned.  trackcmp  may  also  take  two
       directories  as arguments. In that case, any audio files in both directories are compared as per a single
       file. Track and album numbers are used to determine which file should be compared to which.

       trackcmp - compares one or more audio tracks for equivalence

-h, --help
              show a list of options and exit

       -j, --joint=PROCESSES
              The maximum number of tracks to compare at one time. If  one  has  multiple  CPUs  or  CPU  cores,
              allowing trackcmp(1) to use all of them simultaneously can greatly increase comparison speed.

       -S, --no-summary
              suppress summary output

       -V, --verbose=VERBOSITY
              The level of output to display. Choose between 'normal', 'quiet' and 'debug.

audiotools-config(1),   audiotools.cfg(5),   cdda2track(1),   cddainfo(1),   cddaplay(1),   coverdump(1),
       covertag(1),  coverview(1),  dvda2track(1),  dvdainfo(1),  track2cdda(1),  track2track(1),   trackcat(1),
       trackinfo(1),  tracklength(1),  tracklint(1),  trackplay(1),  trackrename(1), tracksplit(1), tracktag(1),
       trackverify(1)

       trackcmp [OPTIONS] <track 1> <track 2>