I use grip, which is just a GUI wrapper around your choice of rippers (I
like cdparanoia, included with Red Hat) and encoders (I like bladeenc,
don't think that comes with Red Hat but you can get it at
http://bladeenc.mp3.no/). grip comes as an RPM with Red Hat.
Jonathan Wilson wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
> I've recently purchased an SBlive!. I wanted a card for voice input, heard that
>SBLive!s were the best and found one on sale so a snatched it up.
>
> Since I haven't had a sound card before, and am not really into music too much, I've
>totally ignored all of the conversations about music on Linux. Thus I don't know
>what-apps-are-the-coolest-today like most everyone else does :-) But now that I have
>this snazzy sound card, I'd like to make some mp3s off of a CD track, but I have no
>idea where to start. Can someone please recommend some apps and give me some basic
>instructions?
>
> If anyone has something to say about music players and sound editors, I'd like to
>hear that too, but the mp3 making info is what I'm really after.
>
> TIA
>
> ----------------------------------------------------
> Jonathan Wilson
> System Administrator
>
> Cedar Creek Software
> http://www.cedarcreeksoftware.com
>
> Central Texas IT
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