"Travis Roy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Installing extra software, like what? If you're running RH9 how hard is it
> to type:
>
> rpm -Uvh http://www.xmms.org/files/1.2.x/rpm/rh9.x/xmms-1.2.8-1.i386.rpm
>
> That's really a hassle?
It's not a hassle for me, I guess.
(although I love the li
> Maybe I should consider using Ogg for my encoding format. It *is* a
> little bit irritating sitting down to work at a newly installed Linux
> box only to find out that I can't play my music because of patent
> issues (or, at least, not without installing extra software).
Installing extra softwa
Maybe I should consider using Ogg for my encoding format. It *is* a
little bit irritating sitting down to work at a newly installed Linux
box only to find out that I can't play my music because of patent
issues (or, at least, not without installing extra software).
Regards,
--kevin
--
perl -pe
*quietly recommends ogg's and 'abcde' - a better CD encoder.*
it's on freshmeat. IMHO, oggs > mp3s because theyre more open, and abcde is
great because its easy to configure to your naming scheme, and all cmd-line
based =)
anyway, just my $0.02...
-tom
>
> Recently I wanted to rip some of my C
Does ID3 and ID3v2 tags while it's at it.
What are these?
If you have an MP3 player (WinAmp, XMMS, iTunes) that can read them
they give you a bunch of info on the song and the info is stored within
the MP3 file. Basically it's Artist, Album, Song, Year, and a bunch of
other stuff, ID3v2 is the s
[PLEASE DON'T TOPQUOTE]
Travis Roy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> abcde is by far the BEST ripper I've found. It's basically a front end
> for other utils but it's -GREAT-.
Yes, this is what the utility I found does too.
[snip]
> Does ID3 and ID3v2 tags while it's at it.
What are these?
Th
http://www.hispalinux.es/~data/abcde.php
abcde is by far the BEST ripper I've found. It's basically a front end
for other utils but it's -GREAT-. The default is OGG but you can change
that (I have a portable player). It's easy, once you configure how you
want stuff to be organized you just put
Recently I wanted to rip some of my CDs to mp3 format. Being a
"command-line" sort of person, and also being impatient, I wondered
"hasn't anybody created a command-line utility to rip CD'S to mp3's
that is smart enough to know about CDDB?".
Perhaps this is a silly question, perhaps everybody an
