Basilio Kublik wrote:
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. You reported this bug a while ago and there hasn't been
any activity in it recently. We were wondering is this still an issue
for you? Can you try with development version of Ubuntu, Hardy
Yet more Info:
Processor speed seems to be the bottleneck with Ripping. Some experiments. All
Files encoded as OGG.
(forgive me if columns don't line up correct due to different fonts, i have put
commas between fields, it may help)
Processor RAM Ripping Speed
Celeron
More info:
Yes, DMA is enabled on both the hard drive and CDROM.
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Slow CD ripping (Sound Juicer)
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Some more notes: Ripping in MP3/OGG is much slower than WAV or FLAC (2x
slower).
wav and flac rip at 2.8x vs ogg at 1.5x, Perhaps the part of the problem
is in the encoding phase.
Note that ripping with k3b does no better (a common dependency?). But
3x on a machine that can do 20x is a
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CD ripping is very much subpar with Sound Juicer. I have tried on 3
different machines:
IBM NetVista All in one, Celeron 800mhz, 384MB RAM, 20Xcd. Actual Ripping
speed: ~1.5x
Dell Latitude C600, 256MB RAM, 24X CD, Actual ripping speed: ~3.0x
Gigabyte
Found out package name.
** Changed in: sound-juicer (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = sound-juicer
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Slow CD ripping (Sound Juicer)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/129383
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