CDDB for music
I am still expierementing with Grip to find all the configuration that I like best. I'm thinking of going from 192 kb/s to 320 kb/s. Because of this, I have configured Grip to keep the wav files and not delete them because I won't always have the CDs around to rip them again. I usually keep them at work. I've been having a problem getting Grip to get the CDDB music information for my CDs even though I haven't changed the configuration for that, and it should all be set right to do that. How can I encode music in Grip that has already been ripped by Grip using cdparanoia? If there is a good program to do it that will query a CDDB and use that information then I will look into it. I will only consider a using a script if it's well known and works good. No offense to anybody. Thanks for reading.
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I suggest reconfiguring your Grip to do the cddb lookup the first time you rip the tracks to wav. If you cannot get it to work, then use a better ripper. cdda2wav is cddb enabled. Kaudiocreator is one for KDE. ripperX is another alternative, but it has always acted flaky for me. Quote:
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Once you have wav files there's no real need for grip - it should be simple enough to encode with lame/oggenc/whatever from the shell... and once you can do that then why not just run cdparanoia from the command line too? ;) *edit* Something like: $ for i in *.wav; do lame [options] $i `basename $i .wav`.mp3; done ...to encode the wavs. |
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