On Fri, Dec 16, 2005 at 04:29:23PM -0800, Max Lemieux wrote: > Bob Miller wrote: > >larry price wrote: > > > > > >>I'm somewhat determined that I will listen to this as ogg or mp3 first > >>mostly out of stubbornness and the desire to learn a few > >>practical lessons about ripping bitstreams apart. > > > > > >BTW, I was delighted to see that KDE 3.4's file browser displays audio > >CDs with subdirectories named mp3, ogg, flac, wav, etc. The files in > >those directories already have meaningful names thanks to FreeDB. > >If/when you read or copy the files, the appropriate ripper and encoder > >is invoked. > > > >Pretty nifty! You can rip the whole CD without ever wiping the drool > >off your chin. > > > >(I was using Kubuntu Breezy -- it might be a Kubuntu enhancement.) > > This audio CD browsing is a KDE/Konqueror feature - one of the extensions > similar to smb:// , etc. mentioned earlier in the thread. > > I <3 Konqueror! heh... me too. it crashes a bit too often, but I still like it. BTW, max, I found the manual for your motherboard if you want it.
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