Re: newbie queries
mihalis veletas <mveletas-/[email protected]> Wed, 3 Jan 2007 21:32:57 -0800 (PST)
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You do realize that the ripping engine can be changed in grip. The default engine will only produce .ogg files, but, if you install lame, and specify that grip needs to use lame, you will be able to produce mp3 files. This is under Grip -> Encode -> Encoder tab in version 3.2.0 that I use on this machine. Lame is best installed using the online repositories of your distribution, and I really cannot help you with specific instructions on how to add repositories, and installing packages from them. All I can say, though, is that your distro's GUI should let you find this capability pretty easilly, and installation will be a breeze once you get it going. As a final editorial, I personally will never buy an ipod, because of the no-ogg support, as well as the myriad of other restrictions to using the otherwise perfectly good memory they carry in them. Cheers jackc <[email protected]> wrote: work much better. i do get an error for a rip/encode, 'no write access to write encode file', i could swear i saw this in the faq, but in looking again, i am not seeing it... can i run grip in a verbose mode to debug the write failure? thx, ... Todd Zullinger wrote: > jackc wrote: > >> hi grip folks, >> >> i got an ipod for xmas and i want to use linux to play with it. >> >> i need first to rip music from my cd's, then load it to the ipod. >> >> my understanding is that the ipod will play mp3 encoded files. >> > > It will also play AAC/MP4 files (though there are less tools for > managing those on Linux than there are for MP3, AFAIK. :) > > >> i downloaded grip and lame and have installed them locally. >> > > Neither Grip nor LAME is available in your distro? That's a shame. > > >> i get ... >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 4138630 Jan 2 17:57 bad_enough.ogg >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 5639104 Jan 2 18:03 charlemagnes_home_town.ogg >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 4386062 Jan 2 17:53 childish_things.ogg >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 69948524 Jan 2 17:13 holiday.wav >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 4099342 Jan 2 17:59 memorial_day.ogg >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 5079039 Jan 2 18:02 old_part_of_town.ogg >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 2928221 Jan 2 18:04 pocatello.ogg >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 3740733 Jan 2 17:58 restless.ogg >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 4218043 Jan 2 17:51 see_the_elephant.ogg >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 5003806 Jan 2 18:00 sixyear_drought.ogg >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 4385226 Jan 2 17:56 slew_foot.ogg >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 jackc jackc 6806046 Jan 2 17:55 we_cant_make_it_here.ogg >> >> i see the ripping is to .wav files, but they are encoded to these .ogg >> files. >> i have seen the various config options, but am unclear how to get my mp3 >> encoding. >> >> executable = /usr/local/bin/lame >> command line=-h -b %b %w %m >> file format= %x >> > > I think the last one is what's getting you. What do you have for > "Encode file extension" ? I'm betting it's ogg. The %x in file > format is a placeholder that will get replaced by whatever is in the > file extension setting. > > I'll also bet that your files actually are mp3's, but they're just > named .ogg. Try running the file command on one of them and see what > it says (e.g. file bad_enough.ogg). If file tells you that they're > mp3 files, you can just rename them to .mp3. > > >> my question is, how do i setup configure to generate .mp3 encoded files? >> >> grip = 3.0.4 >> > > Why 3.0 instead of the current stable 3.2.0? (Even the 3.3.1 devel > version is quite stable, I've used it for ages now.) > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Take Surveys. Earn Cash. 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