On Thu, 2003-09-11 at 18:02, Heather/Femme wrote: > OK I have here: > > glame-0.6.4-6.mdk > > gstreamer-lame-0.6.0-1.plf (I am not enamoured of plf stuff ... they > seem to fubar my *stable* system...dunno why..... but bear with me pls) > > notlame-3.93.1-2.1plf & notlame-3.93.1-2plf (a .1 release? whats that > mean? bugfix?..again plf) > > notlame-mp3x-3.93.1-2.1plf & notlame-mp3x-3.93.1-2plf > > out_lame-0.2.1-2plf > > Phew! > > K which of these do I want for ripping music from some CD's & making > them into Mp3's? Ideas pls? Helps? I've never ripped music > before...but I know LAME *in the windows world* is the best > encoder/ripper/decoder out there. Is this true for linux? > > Thx > Femme > Ma belle If I were you, I'd install grip and the package vorbis-tools-1.0-2mdk. Ogg files are much better than mp3 ones. I think the gurus out there can confirm that.
Also,the command line ogg player is very easy to use. You can even play a whole directory with the command ogg123 /yourfiles/youfavouritesingerfolder/
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