> Known issue with k3b. You must disable supermount. Hmm. That might explain some of the issues I have had with it; mostly what seems to be permission related, although permissions seem to be right, and dfox is a member of the cdwriter group. Occasionally it just craps out saying that it's only able to burn an image. (But at least if that crashes, you're not out a CD, and can redo the image and burn later with cdrecord.) :)
> k3b is not very good as far as I'm concerned. gcombust does everything > I want and more. I have not as of yet been able to correctly put a number of mp3s on an audio cd. It still thinks I want to make a data cd containing the audio mp3s. k3b (at least so far) seems to correctly recognize the sampling rate and converts properly to a wave format file. Others have proven not very successful at this. k3b is OK if I make images - at least some of the time. I can (and usually do) manually convert via a pipeline between mpg123 and sox for this. That's not too difficult, but batching up a bunch and converting en masse is more difficult to automate. Not only that, the GUIs are easier to use when it comes to putting a number of (converted) mp3s on a cd and being able to estimate how much space, and how long, the disk will be. For instance, I'm in usenet now and there's another ween cd ready for me to download and convert and make a new cd from :). My approach for this will likely be the same for the other ones: do the mpg123 to wav conversion one at a time, to files in /tmp named '01.wav 02.wav 03.wav' and then cdrecording all these files at once. Or maybe yet - maybe I will scrap this as playing the first mp3 results in an error "big values too large" and an error "Illegal Audio-Mpeg header in input." The post says they're vbr's encoded with mmjb. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ David E. Fox Thanks for letting me [EMAIL PROTECTED] change magnetic patterns [EMAIL PROTECTED] on your hard disk. -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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