Re: cdrecord backend ripper for Grip

I do not see any command line options on Config-Rip-Ripper just a 
Ripper: drop down list which has 4choices.. grip (cd paranoia), 
paranoia, cdda2wav and other.

The only problem I have getting CD audio books to play on my mp3 players 
is that recently the tracks do not always play in the right order. One 
CD book was all shuffled on a 2gb Sansa Clip but in correct order on my 
4gb Clip. Things changed when the power died recently.

I am using Grip 3.2.0, Fedora 11 on an ADM dual processor desktop and it 
not blinding fast but very reliable in ripping CDs.

Owen

On 09/29/2009 07:51 PM, Michael Mauch wrote:
> Daniel Clark wrote:
>
>    
> Please have a look at your "Rip command line" in Config ->  Rip ->
> Ripper. Are there any differences from your command line usage of
> cdda2wav? If yes (apart from the configuration (%) switches, which are
> listed in section 4.8 of the help file), you could try changing these
> switches until they work. When you are using cdda2wav from the command
> line, you're not root, perhaps?
>
> Regards...
>                  Michael
>
>    


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