[TriLUG] Audio (CD Ripping) docs?
Tom Bryan
tbryan at python.net
Sat Nov 3 09:51:57 EST 2001
I've looked around a bit, and I'm not sure where to start looking
for audio info under Linux. I only recently got a sound card that
works under Linux. I have played CDs with KDE's CD player, but I
have never done anything with mpeg/mp3/wav/etc. So, I'm at the
point of "Hey, I heard that I can play music from my hard drive."
A lot of the documentation I'm finding is for someone who already
knows what he needs to do and now just wants Linux tools. I know
my goal (files on my hard drive that I can listed to while I work),
but I don't even know the steps. I've heard of MP3, but I'm not
sure why I'd want MP3 instead of (for example) the .wav file that
cdparanoia outputs. Any suggestions on where to start?
My motivation is that the new machine that IT put on my desk at work
has a builtin soundcard and a huge hard drive. I'd like to take in
a bunch of music files so that I can have some good background noise
while I work. (Cube farms are terrible for maintaining hack mode.)
Thanks,
---Tom
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