Hi, lame support is not enabled in the "official" debs. I fixed it this way: 1. Build lame debs: get sources, untar, cd lame-3.92/debian, chmod u+x rules (this is a bug in the lame sources), cd .. ; dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -uc -us 2. Install the new debs: cd ..; dpkg -i whatever_the_packages_are_called.deb (I installed all the lame libs) 3. Get the kdebase sources: apt-get -t sid source kdebase (edit your sources.list if necessary) 4. Build new kioslave (and all the kdebase packages): cd kdebase-3.0.4; dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -uc -us (this takes some time...) 5. Install the new kioslave: cd ..; dpkg -i kioslave_3.0.4-1_i386.deb
If you like some extra reward for compiling all the stuff just edit your rules file in kdebase-3.0.4/debian and uncomment two lines thus enabling i686 optimization. The lines are clearly indicated. Hope this helps. --Felix On Thursday 07 November 2002 11:09, Trust "in Devil (brain-frog)" wrote: > i guess that if i want to convert the cd into mp3 there must be an mp3 > secition like for the ogg vorbis, right? > i have installed a selfcompiled version of lame at /usr/local/bin/lame. > i have found no possibility in kcontrol to define this encoder.... > can someone tell me what to do for beeing albe to encode mp3 with > konqueror. > thanx till then > w mader
