Re: lost Grip encoder settings

Dom Dorris wrote:

> Hello, looking for some help...I've been using Grip version 3.3.1 with
> Ubuntu Gutsy to encode 128kbps AAC files for use with a 3rd Generation
> ipod nano/Gtkpod.  My problem is that I've accidentally lost the default
> settings for FAAC for entry into the following boxes:
>     Encoder command line
>     Encoder file format
>     M3U file format
> 
> Can someone point me in the right direction?

You can move/rename the .grip file in your home directory, then grip will
use the default settings.

> All I want Grip to do is create 128kbps encoded AAC files in a given
> directory on a second drive, to a folder that is the artist name, with
> subfolders for the album name & track names.  Track numbers aren't
> required.  I have absolutely no clue about the switches, so some help
> there would be appreciated too.

If you click on the Help tab and then on "Configuring Grip" a help
window opens. Click on "Configuration (%) switches" and you're there.

I have no experience with faac and AACplus.

Regards...
                Michael

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