Re: Using GRIP to rip .aiff, write .wav

yes,  I thought that might be possible, but for some reason GRIP won't 
read the disc though it is readable and playable because it Rhythmbox 
Music Player does a nice job.  Confusing.

Thanks

Reid

pzzyhr6 wrote:
> Reid Vail wrote:
>> Hi -
>>
>> I have a few discs with .aiff tracks and want to rip these and output 
>> them as .wav (or any other more standard format that my local 
>> (lower-tech) CD players will recognize.
>> I believe flac will do this, and I have it loaded and can see that 
>> GRIP supports it, but I'm not sure how to configure GRIP to execute 
>> what I want.  Any thoughts would be welcome.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Reid
>>
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> I would assume that if you only ripped, and did not encode, with Grip
> you should get .aiff tracks. Then you could use Audacity to convert the
> .aiff tracks to .wav.   or if you line the command line, sox could do it.
>
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