[Wftl-lug] CD Ripper

[Jim Asbille]

I echo Marcel's recommendation, I use Kaudiocreator quite a bit.  It is
simple and works well.  The only hickup I had was that it was very slow and
sometimes would stall on a particular song.  I turned off Error Checking in
the KDE Control Center and all was good!  I then load my mp3's onto my iPod
Nano using GtkPod.

On 1/4/07, Marcel Gagne <marcel at marcelgagne.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hello Michael,
>
> On Thursday 04 January 2007 13:35, Michael Mientus wrote:
> >
> > I currently use Grip for CD ripping, but I find it to be too buggy.  I
> took
> > a look at sourceforge, but nothing stood out.  So I'm wondering if you
> can
> > recommend a CD ripper to me.  It doesn't matter if the app is for KDE,
> > GNOME, or shell as long as the app can do everything: CDDB, rip, encode,
> > and organize.
>
> The app I use is KAudioCreator (part of the KDE multimedia package). To do
> MP3s, make sure you've got the lame encoder loaded. There's a really nice
> writeup of KAudioCreator in the second edition of "Moving to Linux : Kiss
> The
> Blue Screen of Death Goodbye!" [ yes, that is a shameless plug ] I've also
> used Sound Juicer. A nice writeup of that application exists in "Moving to
> Ubuntu Linux" [ yup, another shameless plug ].
>
> > Also, what is the best way to search the mailing list archives?
>
> If you mean the WFTL-LUG, just visit
> http://www.salmar.com/pipermail/wftl-lug
> and check threads. You can Google the list by using wftl-lug and pipermail
> in
> your searches, but Google doesn't seem to do the whole list. Not sure why
> not. Must look into that or use a local search tool.
>
> Take care out there.
>
> --
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