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Grip under Gnome [solved]


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I'm generally using Audio CD Extractor. Although, I've used grip in the past. From the package info:

 

[root@esprit ian]# urpmq -i grip
Name		: grip
Version	 : 3.3.1
Release	 : 9mdv2009.0
Group	   : Sound
Size		: 899003					   Architecture: x86_64
Source RPM  : grip-3.3.1-9mdv2009.0.src.rpm
URL		 : http://www.nostatic.org/grip/
Summary	 : Grip, a CD player and ripper/MP3-encoder front-end
Description :
Grip is a GTK+-based CD player and ripper. It has the ripping
capabilities of cdparanoia built in, but can also use external rippers
(such as cdda2wav). It also provides an automated frontend for various
encoders, letting you take a disc and transform it easily straight
into Vorbis, FLAC or MP3 format (MP3 only with a separate MP3 encoder).
The CDDB protocol is supported for retrieving track information from
disc database servers. Grip works with DigitalDJ to provide a unified
"computerized" version of your music collection.

 

it seems it should do the trick as it has MP3 support. Currently in Audio CD Creator, I can do flac and oga, but I don't see mp3 in the list, so perhaps it needs the lame encoders installing.

 

However, I just did:

 

urpmi lame lame-mp3x

 

and now grip has support for mp3 ripping. It seems you just need to install the encoders you need for grip to list them.

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Hm ... "urpmi lame lame-mp3x" ended up in tears here:

No package named lame

The following packages contain lame:

flamerobin

glame

libtwolame-devel

libtwolame0

msv-relames

msv-relames-javadoc

twolame

No package named lame-mp3x

 

I'm not convinced any of the listed packages has "the right lame".

Normally i don't have such problems when using urpmi.

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You probably need to ensure you have all your repositories set up, like plf. Use the easyurpmi link above to set up the repos, or you can check what ones you have enabled so far with:

 

urpmq --list-media

 

here's mine:

 

[root@esprit ian]# urpmq --list-media
Main
Main Updates
Main32
Main32 Updates
Main Testing
Main Backports
Main debug
Main Updates debug
Main Testing debug
Main Backports debug
Contrib
Contrib Updates
Contrib Testing
Contrib Backports
Contrib debug
Contrib Updates debug
Contrib Testing debug
Contrib Backports debug
Non-free
Non-free Updates
Non-free Testing
Non-free Backports
debug_non-free_release
debug_non-free_updates
debug_non-free_testing
debug_non-free_backports
PLF Free
PLF Free debug
PLF Non-free
PLF Non-free debug

 

the only repos I didn't enable are the debug and testing ones.

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