Re: Rip and encode

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Subject: Re: Rip and encode
From: Hadders <fedora@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 13 Dec 2006 12:06:26 +0800
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Eduardo Dela Rosa wrote:

Hi,
You might want to use Grip as your front end. Underlying tools youneed are: (1) cdda2wav and (2) bladeenc or lame.
Regards,
On 12/13/06, * Hadders* <fedora@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:fedora@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
    Hi all,
      I'm using FC5, what do people recommend to Rip and encode an
    audio CD
    with?

    What seems to be the most used? Does it have cddb?

    Thanks

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Eduardo Dela Rosa

Thanks, I'll check those out

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