On Wednesday 28 April 2004 10:33 am, rhein wrote:Ok I tried to use lame but I get this error message: invalid encoder executable. Check your encoder config
Hello, I'm using for the first time grip and I'm quiet impressed of the speed and stability (I read my mail, download with Kget and rip a audio cd at the same time) But I have some questions after I red the help files:
1. To get the name of the tracks do you have to be connected? I tried first disconnected and I got no names and all the tracks finished in the last track (in fact the following track erased the one before) after I got connected to get my messages I saw the names of the tracks in grip... I concluded that there is something going on. 2. If I want to play the mp3 files on a music box or a TV/DVD player what riper and format shall I use? 3. What is the differences in the encoder: oggenc, mp3encoder, bladeenc, lame, l3enc, xingmp3enc, gogo, flac?
I'm doing that the first time under linux so I'm a little lost with all
those acronyms ;-)
Bye
Christophe
stick with lame for MP3s, oggenc for ogg files Lame Aint amp3 Encoder= l.a.m.e oggenc=ogg encoder mp3encoder =mp3 encoder
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So I went to the config and ther I have this:
Encoder executable: lame
Encoder command-line: -h -b %b %w %m
Encoder file format: ~/mp3/%A/%d/%t_%n.mp3
So what shall I do to get mp3 files? Thank you Christophe ps: What is the ogg format for?
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