problem with soundconverter
 

soundconverter
SoundConverter 2.0.4
** Message: pygobject_register_sinkfunc is deprecated (GstObject)
using Gstreamer version: 0.10.36
using 2 thread(s)
using gio
"xingmux" gstreamer element not found, disabling Xing Header output.
"lame" gstreamer element not found, disabling MP3 output.
"faac" gstreamer element not found, disabling AAC output.
Queue start: 1 tasks, 2 thread(s).
Queue done in 0.139s (1 tasks)
Queue start: 1 tasks, 2 thread(s).
Queue done in 0.037s (1 tasks)
Queue start: 1 tasks, 2 thread(s).
Queue done in 0.040s (1 tasks)
Queue start: 1 tasks, 2 thread(s).
Queue done in 0.086s (1 tasks)
Queue start: 1 tasks, 2 thread(s).
Queue done in 0.029s (1 tasks)
Queue start: 1 tasks, 2 thread(s).
Queue done in 0.024s (1 tasks)
Queue start: 1 tasks, 2 thread(s).
Queue done in 0.018s (1 tasks)

Erreur : Ne peux pas écraser le/les fichier(s) source !

cancelling conversion.

What does it mean?

Can you explain what exactly you are trying to do? What do you want to convert to what?
jdk

I try to convert ogg files (music) to MP3 files situated in my music folder.

You can use wildcards for an entire folder.
jdk

If you want to do this using UI, you can take a look at this.
http://mikesmithers.wordpress.com/20...und-converter/

Does not work:

$ soundconverter
SoundConverter 2.0.4
** Message: pygobject_register_sinkfunc is deprecated (GstObject)
using Gstreamer version: 0.10.36
using 2 thread(s)
using gio
"xingmux" gstreamer element not found, disabling Xing Header output.
"lame" gstreamer element not found, disabling MP3 output.
"faac" gstreamer element not found, disabling AAC output.
Queue start: 1 tasks, 2 thread(s).
Queue done in 0.140s (1 tasks)
Queue start: 1 tasks, 2 thread(s).
Queue done in 0.047s (1 tasks)

Erreur : Ne peux pas écraser le/les fichier(s) source !

cancelling conversion.

You haven't told about distro.

I think you need to reinstall it.
Take a look at this, if you are using ubuntu/mint/debian
http://www.ihaveapc.com/2011/07/how-...x-mint-ubuntu/

If you are using fedora/centOS
http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat...oarch.rpm.html
then use it
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...fedora-812678/

I can't, for the life of me, see the problem in simply typing this into a terminal:
This will convert all the ogg files in a folder to mp3 files while keeping their original name. For converting a single file see my first post on this thread. Why would you need a gui to do this? You'll need the libmp3lame0 package to work with mp3 files.
jdk

Don't have the time to look at this problem this week, France needs helps and strangers in France too: got to find a solution, it's an emergency. thanx for your help.

Ça m'a fait plaisir. Bonne chance.
Salut,
[Engl: "My pleasure. Good luck./Ciao]
jdk