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Michael Adams wrote:
> Grip as supplied (9.0 + 9.1) does ogg vorbis encoding without any addons.
> Xmms will play the .oggs happily. They are more environmentally friendly
> (read better license) than mp3.
Ogg's are better but I can't put 100 or so on
Grip as supplied (9.0 + 9.1) does ogg vorbis encoding without any addons. Xmms will
play the .oggs happily. They are more environmentally friendly (read better license)
than mp3. The oggs record at 44khz.
On Fri, 4 Jul 2003 23:25:06 +0100
bascule <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> sorry no, i use lam
OK replying to myself
I've loaded gogo, and by eck its fast, but a bit greedy on cpu 90 %, but
at nearly 3x rip speed ...wow !
richard
On Sat, 2003-07-05 at 19:44, Richard Bown wrote:
> thanks Kevin , I obviously missed it
> On Sat, 2003-07-05 at 18:12, KevinO wrote:
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Rolf Pedersen wrote:
In contrib/, there is abcde. By default, with a CD in /dev/cdrom, when
you type abcde, there are a couple of interactive questions then abcde
will rip the CD, encoding to ogg in a subdirectory of the artist's name
with track names. Encoding runs parallel with r
thanks Kevin , I obviously missed it
On Sat, 2003-07-05 at 18:12, KevinO wrote:
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> Richard Bown wrote:
> > It would be nice to encode to mp3 with grip, but I've look everywhere I
> > know and hav'nt found the encoder.
> >
> As mentioned in recen
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Richard Bown wrote:
> It would be nice to encode to mp3 with grip, but I've look everywhere I
> know and hav'nt found the encoder.
>
As mentioned in recent messages, but repeated here ;-)
http://www.linux.org/apps/AppId_1712.html
has the tar.gz fil
Hi, well its looks like I'm in the right area time wise :)
Now I'm getting very tempted to upgrade the cpu, Ive only recently got
this motherboard so I should be OK .
It would be nice to encode to mp3 with grip, but I've look everywhere I
know and hav'nt found the encoder.
from the replies on thi
Rolf Pedersen wrote:
> In contrib/, there is abcde. By default, with a CD in /dev/cdrom, when
> you type abcde, there are a couple of interactive questions then abcde
> will rip the CD, encoding to ogg in a subdirectory of the artist's name
> with track names. Encoding runs parallel with ripping.
On Saturday 05 July 2003 09:48 am, Rolf Pedersen wrote:
> In contrib/, there is abcde. By default, with a CD in /dev/cdrom, when
> you type abcde, there are a couple of interactive questions then abcde
> will rip the CD, encoding to ogg in a subdirectory of the artist's name
> with track names.
Richard Bown wrote:
Hi all
a few stats of my system on rip and encode times
source audio cd 11 tracks duration 60.1 mins
Arson this got in a mess and was aborted
K3b rip several hours and up to 60% cpu time (peaks)
Xripper rip and encode encode to mp3 30mins 12% cpu time (peaks)
Grip rip an
On Sat, 5 Jul 2003 05:58 pm, Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
> KevinO wrote:
> >bascule wrote:
> >>any advantage over lame on a single cpu box?
> >
> >SPEED!
> >
> >Email off-list and will help you find/get a copy if you'd like to try it.
> > It integrates well with grip or use standalone from the command
On Sat, 5 Jul 2003 06:38 pm, KevinO wrote:
> Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
> > Do you have any documentation for it?
>
> Nope. All I have ever seen was just the tarball...
http://homepage1.nifty.com/herumi/soft/gogo2/readme_e.txt
...looks like a document to me ..., and on sourceforge there are the la
Hi all
a few stats of my system on rip and encode times
source audio cd 11 tracks duration 60.1 mins
Arson this got in a mess and was aborted
K3b rip several hours and up to 60% cpu time (peaks)
Xripper rip and encode encode to mp3 30mins 12% cpu time (peaks)
Grip rip and encode to ogg 15
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Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
> Do you have any documentation for it?
I did see this... :
http://homepage1.nifty.com/herumi/soft/gogo2/readme_e.txt
Please note that the use of an mp3 encoder may require, by law,
the payment of licensing fees to the paten
Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
> Do you have any documentation for it?
Nope. All I have ever seen was just the tarball...
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KevinO wrote:
bascule wrote:
any advantage over lame on a single cpu box?
SPEED!
Email off-list and will help you find/get a copy if you'd like to try it. It
integrates well with grip or use standalone from the command line. The command
line options are a little differe
KevinO wrote:
bascule wrote:
any advantage over lame on a single cpu box?
SPEED!
Email off-list and will help you find/get a copy if you'd like to try it. It
integrates well with grip or use standalone from the command line. The command
line options are a little differe
bascule wrote:
> any advantage over lame on a single cpu box?
>
SPEED!
Email off-list and will help you find/get a copy if you'd like to try it. It
integrates well with grip or use standalone from the command line. The command
line options are a little different from the others but fairly simple.
any advantage over lame on a single cpu box?
bascule
On Friday 04 Jul 2003 11:38 pm, KevinO wrote:
> Ever use Gogo? (Based on Lame, assembly hand optimized for speed. Can use
> multiple CPUs.)
>
> I have seen it do better than 50x compression speeds and it sounds as good
> as Lame.(Which sounds
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> sorry no, i use lame from the plf notlame package
>
Ever use Gogo? (Based on Lame, assembly hand optimized for speed. Can use
multiple CPUs.)
I have seen it do better than 50x compression speeds and it sounds as good as
Lame.(Which so
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Richard Bown wrote:
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> Thanks Kevin
>
>
> It will run from a root console, and ripping and encoding is faster than
> arson or k3b
You may have a corrupted 'settings' file in your home directory (.grip)
Just remove it and try it again as a user:
rm ~
sorry no, i use lame from the plf notlame package
bascule
On Friday 04 Jul 2003 11:34 pm, Richard Bown wrote:
> On Fri, 2003-07-04 at 22:17, bascule wrote:
> > have a look in /dev/and see what you do have and try:
> > $grip --device=/dev/whatever
> >
> > bascule
>
> Thanks bascule that got it sor
On Fri, 2003-07-04 at 22:17, bascule wrote:
> have a look in /dev/and see what you do have and try:
> $grip --device=/dev/whatever
>
> bascule
Thanks bascule that got it sorted, just to really confuse things
/dev/cdrom =/mnt/cdrom3
Do you know which files I need to load to use mp3encode, drawn a
have a look in /dev/and see what you do have and try:
$grip --device=/dev/whatever
bascule
On Friday 04 Jul 2003 11:03 pm, Richard Bown wrote:
> Thanks Kevin
>
>
> It will run from a root console, and ripping and encoding is faster than
> arson or k3b
>
> if I try to start from a user console I g
Thanks Kevin
It will run from a root console, and ripping and encoding is faster than
arson or k3b
if I try to start from a user console I get
Unable to initialize [/dev/cdrom3]
I hav'nt got a /dev/cdrom3, I have got a /mnt/cdrom3
so how do I get into its config to change that to one of th
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Richard Bown wrote:
> I'd like to find where this package has disappeared to , its still
> listed on the menu but fails to start.
Try running grip from the command line in a terminal window and see what that
does. Try running it as root just to see if
Hi,
found a nice little cd utilty and player, GRIP, a gtk based thingy.
Looked good even had some help docs :)
All was well until I shut it down but clicking on the wee X in the top
RH corner. But then it would'nt start up again nor would alsaplayer.
First step shut down X and restart...no effect
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