RickSisler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Greg Meyer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > On Sunday 28 November 2004 11:47 pm, RickSisler wrote: > > > Raffaele BELARDI ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > > > Grip did work in 10.0 (and in 9.0, 9.1 etc). Now it appears to rip the > > > > audio cd, but the wavs it produces contain only null bytes. Same result > > > > using the command-line cdparanoia. > > > > I can listen to the audio cds all right with grip, and also listen to > > > > mp3 with xmms. Only ripping is not working. > > > > > > > Hi raffaele, > > > I have the exact same problem, did you find a solution ? > > > > Grip is working fine here on a 10.1 install. Are you trying to use Grip's > > built in cdparanoia library or the system cdparanoia. If using cdparanoia > > from the command line gives the same result, it sounds like a problem with > > cdparamoia and not grip. Try switching to the grip cdparanoia. > > -- > > /g > Greg and Stephen, > I was using Grip's builtin and so changed to the system cdparanoia with the > same > results. But it worked from cli with: > $ cdparanoia -B -- "-1" > and sounded good. Well, cdparanoia from Grip, either builtin or not, doesn't rip the track. I also tried Stephen's method of forcing ide-scsi with no change, same result. I added this device to Grip's config for ripping, which would then just fail. I did install ripperx and it works with no errors or problems using cdparanoia as it does.
So, I like Grip, but I'm still reading the documentation, and have yet to search google, and the Grip mailing list for any solutions. Thx for the help, I will post any findings. -- RickS Registered Linux user #338463 Mdk 10.1 OE - Linux 2.6.8.1-12mdk @ http://counter.li.org ================================================================ gpg --recv-keys --keyserver www.keyserver.net 0x24AABE61
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