On Tuesday 13 March 2001 10:51, you wrote:
| On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 04:20:03PM +0100, J . A . Magallon wrote:
| > Don't be so sure. BeOS MOUNTS audio CDs, there is a file system named
| > cdfs that lets you see your audio cd as a disk with wavs inside.
| >
| > It would be marvelous for linux also. All the tools needed to rip CDs
| > would be 'ls' and 'cp'. And mp3 encoders could read directly the CD
| > without any previuous rip pass.
| >
| > Mmmmmm, I think I'm going to ask somthing in the kernel list...
|
| it already exists :
| http://www.elis.rug.ac.be/~ronsse/cdfs/
| you also have
| http://www.senko.net/audiofs/
|
AFAIK is is already implemented in KDE 2.1. Haven't tested yet, but should
work. Besides, you now (CVS) have automatic MP3 ripping :-)
Look at messages below.
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Subject: Re: audiocd kioslave debut
Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2000 13:23:15 -0800
Why not add this information to multimedia.kde.org (cvs://www/multimedia)
Ooh! a cvs ioslave :)
On torsdag 23 november 2000, 12:44 pm, Rik Hemsley wrote:
> Now, if anyone tells you KDE is crap, open a konqy window at audiocd:/,
> drag-select all the icons and drop them on your hard disk. Error-corrected
> ripping to wav files. Now what we need is to see a KDE CD ripper + vorbis *
> encoder that works with this.
Make a noatun plugin for that :)
And in addition, this makes audiocd://bleh/file1.wav possible with two
exceptions:
o If KURL::isLocal is false, it'l copy the file to the disk and then play
it. (is that a missing feature in KIO I feel? KIO::isLocal(KURL) where it'd
check if that protocol is identified as "local" or "remote" (also known as
"slow" and "fast" :)
o arts tries to load wav files into memory
We could do audiocd://vorbis/track1.ogg where it automagically encodes.
Oh, how about CDDB support? ;)
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Subject: MP3 in audiocd: Setting advanced options ?
Date: Sun, 11 Mar 2001 20:38:09 +0100
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi!
Today I finally got some time and tried the new "on the fly" mp3 encoding
in audiocd: - and found it absolutely amazing. I can't imagine grabbing the
CD more easy!
However, using lame manually, I'm using the following parameters:
lame -m j -v -b 64 -B 256 (--vbr-new with a latest lame-3.88)
i.e. using joint stereo and variable bitrate going from 64 to 256 kbps with
default quality. It gives me very good results.
Now I wonder: Will it be possible to have more freedom to configure the
encoder later ? I'm voting for a fixed, one-time setting (maybe kcontrol
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| but for audio cd quoted from this page :
| "Note that audio tracks are `exported' by cdfs because they are on the
| CD. However, cdfs will make no attempt to correct reading errors while
| reading from scratched disks, to solve misalignment,
| frame jitter, loss of streaming, etc. You should use cdparanoia or
| cdda2wav if you encounter these problems."
|
| yves
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