it exists a itunes-like in linux. His name is rhythmbox (http://www.rhythmbox.org/), it is in development yet, but it is very beautiful. But on my laptop and with my configuration, he was very unstable, maybe with you it will be not...
An other project is Music Player Daemon (MPD) (www.musicpd.org) with a client (traymp, mpc, ...) But if you want a playlist manager stable where you can modify MP3tag, name, etc..., there is zynf (http://www.zinf.org/) You cannot rip CD to MP3 or OGG but if you want, i've a script which make this. It uses cdparanoia and lame En réponse à Jeff MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > ------------------ Début du message d'origine -------------------- > I use kaudiocreator, it's simple does ogg and cddb. That's all > I really > need. > > Jeff. > > On Tue, 2003-10-21 at 12:59, gabriel wrote: > > On Tue, 2003-10-21 at 11:35, Eric Marchionni wrote: > > > gabriel wrote: > > > >if you want cd ripping and you're on a kde platform, k3b > is pretty damn cool. > > > > > > > how do you rip an audio cd (to mp3 or wav) with k3b? i > don't see the > > > option... > > > anyway, what's the best app to rip cd's to mp3s? > > > > in k3b-0.10, you need only put in the cd, and select the > tracks you want > > to rip, right click and say what codec you want to use etc. > the quality > > of the rip (ogg/mp3) can be determined in k3b setup. > > > > all that said though, k3b is still not as cool as grip when > it comes to > > cd ripping. i just use k3b instead since (a) grip requires > a bunch of > > gnome stuff, and (b) k3b does MUCH more than cd ripping > including cd/dvd > > burning/copying/ripping and video encoding. > > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list > > > ------------------- Fin du message d'origine --------------------- -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
