On Sunday 12 Jul 2009, Sean Gibbins wrote:
> Alternatively if you have the ogg files use SoundConverter to turn 'em
> directly into mp3s.
>
> Not ideal and doesn't solve the wider issue, but gets the job done.
Yes I did try that before I set up Medibuntu. It says I need MP3 support. I
guess I s
On Sunday 12 Jul 2009, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Does lame give any diagnostics when k3b calls it?
Not really; it just says it fails to read the disc.
> Can you still rip that CD to ogg? What about a different CD that you
> may have recently ripped successfully? IOW, try something to ensure
> it'
Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Can you still rip that CD to ogg? What about a different CD that you
> may have recently ripped successfully? IOW, try something to ensure
> it's a problem with this particular CD plus MP3 and not a new problem
> with either the drive or this particular CD. Any chance it
Hi Terry,
> The problem is that K3b sees the disc OK, successfully retrieves track
> info from CDDB, but fails when trying to access the disc with lame.
Does lame give any diagnostics when k3b calls it?
> I also get disc access failures with other tools, such as KsCD, so I
> think the problem i
I posted earlier about adding the Medibuntu repository to this machine. That
problem is now fixed, but Medibuntu didn't fix the original problem.
I have a CD which has previously been ripped to Ogg-Vorbis, although I can't
remember when or how. I have one of the those car MP3 players, that plu
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