Julia A. Case writes:
> I found this last night, it's a frontend for ripping audio tracks off a cd and then
> converting them to mp3 format... you can even create a batch file to do a whole cd
> at one time...
I've used this program and also grip for ripping most of my cd's.
> The only trouble I found with the batch file is that it leaves the files named
> 01-blahblah.mp3, but it puts a file in the directory with what I wanted as the name
> of the mp3 with a m3u extension, it's just a file with the name of the mp3 file...
> so I had to rename all the files.
It is possible to configure the directory where the mp3's are stored. Just
use the preferences within the program or edit the configuration file.
> Apparently there is an X interface, but the rpm I got only had a text interface, but
> it wasn't hard to use.
I'm still using 0.26-somewhat version but this only has a text interface,
but they recently released 0.27 so I need to upgrade. See the mp3c website
for more info.
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