Paul: > Yes, the WAV files created are corrupted. I have played other WAV files > no problem. So now, after evaluation I have one question, one > observation/statement, and one related question.
It seems like the WAV files created by sound-juicer are corrupt. Why don't you try to run the gst-launch command to rip a file from a CD. This should be what sound-juicer is running behind the scenes: gst-launch cdda2wav track=2 ! wavenc ! filesink location=/tmp/foo.wav You could also try replacing "wavenc" with "flacenc" or "vorbisenc ! oggmux" to save as FLAC or ogg-vorbis. You can refer to "man gst-launch" for help with setting up common pipelines. It would be good to track down if this is a problem with "wavenc" or with encoders in general. If you find that things aren't working, it would probably be a good idea to file a bug at http://bugzilla.gnome.org in the GStreamer category with the debugging information you found, or contact the gstreamer-devel mailing list and see if they might have some pointers. > Question: > > I have never filed a bug and require a little guidance. So where do I > start. Go to http://bugzilla.gnome.org and register for an account. Then just follow the links to submit a bug in the "GStreamer" category. Brian
