Re: What I'm doing wrong? Ripped tracks won't play on Ipod

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> Thanks Todd.  file command returns audio/mpeg on the ripped files.

I thought perhaps file might return that based on the filename, but I
just renamed one of my oggs to .mp3 and file reported it as ogg.  :-/

> So are you saying that my configuration is creating ogg files with
> mp3 extensions?  I suppose that would explain why they don't play.

That was my guess, looking at the command line and extension settings.
I don't know now - if file is accurately reporting the file type.  If
you play the file in XMMS or another player, does that show you MPEG
or Ogg?  That ought to be more reliable than file, if you want to be
sure they're really not oggs in mp3 clothing.

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