Re: Problem with grip

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William Lugg wrote:
> I've been using grip for a couple of weeks on Kubuntu 8,10 and KDE 4.2. 
> I got through about 12 CDs that I was trying to rip without a problem,
> but then on the 13th CD it started aborting during the encoding
> process.  It seems to rip OK, but at the end of the encode process for a
> track it gets a buffer overflow and terminates.  I have the shell output
> from the grip termination if that would help. Just tell me how to
> provide it.
> 
> 
> I think that Kubuntu may have pushed an update out between the
> installation of grip and the beginning of the problems, but I can't
> remember for sure.  Also, I've tried on multiple CDs and found the same
> problem, so I know it's not something unique to a single CD.  The
> encoding products seem to be good, but you can only do one track at a
> time which is very slow.

This sounds more like a problem with your encoding software. You need to
report those bugs to the maker of your choosen encoding software.

And grip is not under any sort of development for some years. So there
is little point in sending big bug reports here.

I think it would be better if you contact the kubuntu packagers.

Hugo.

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