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= rip(1)
Dr. Tobias Quathamer
:doctype: manpage
:docdate: 2025-12-15
:manversion: 2.1.0
:mansource: 2.1.0
:!author:
== Name
rip - the all in one music downloader
== Synopsis
*rip* [_OPTIONS_] _COMMAND_ [_ARGS_] …
== Description
This manual page documents briefly the *rip* command.
It can be used to download music from various streaming
services.
== Options
This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options
starting with two dashes ('*-*'). *rip* supports the following options:
*--version*::
Show the version and exit.
*--config-path* _PATH_::
Path to the configuration file
*-f, --folder* _DIRECTORY_::
The folder to download items into.
*-ndb, --no-db*::
Download items even if they have been logged in the database
*-q, --quality* _QUALITY::
The maximum quality allowed to download [0<=x<=4]
*-c, --codec* _CODEC_::
Convert the downloaded files to an audio codec (ALAC, FLAC, MP3, AAC,
or OGG)
*--no-progress*::
Do not show progress bars
*--no-ssl-verify*::
Disable SSL certificate verification (use if you encounter SSL errors)
*-v, --verbose*::
Enable verbose output (debug mode)
*--help*::
Show this message and exit.
== Commands
config::
Manage configuration files.
database::
View and modify the downloads and failed downloads databases.
file::
Download content from URLs in a file.
id::
Download an item by ID.
lastfm::
Download tracks from a last.fm playlist.
search::
Search for content using a specific source.
url::
Download content from URLs.
== Examples
=== Quality/Format Conversion
----
rip -q 4 -c FLAC url https://tidal.com/album/123 # Best quality FLAC
rip -q 2 -c MP3 search deezer track "Dance Song" # 320kbps MP3
----
=== Headless Operation
----
rip --no-progress -f file batch.txt # Silent batch processing
----
=== Debugging
----
rip -v --no-ssl-verify url https://problematic.url # Debug SSL issues
----
== Exit codes
*0*::
Success
*1*::
General error
*2*::
Invalid arguments
*3*::
Config error
*4*::
Network error
*5*::
Authentication failure
== Author
*rip* was written by Nathan Thomas.
This manual page was written by Dr. Tobias Quathamer for
the Debian project (but may be used by others).
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