Hadders wrote:
>>kaudiocreator is one. Works fine! Ric
>>
> No, that's not present.
It's in the kdemultimedia package. If you install the Livna
repository[1] you can install kdemultimedia-extras-nonfree which
extends the KDE multimedia apps to include things like mp3 and mpeg.
> I don't like the way sound juicer doesn't let me choose the output
> structure for the Music.
I'm a happy Grip user, but I do notice in the Gconf settings[2] for
Sound Juicer that there is a path_pattern key[3].
$ gconftool-2 --short-docs --long-docs /apps/sound-juicer/path_pattern
The directory structure for the files
%at -- album title
%aT -- album title (lowercase)
%aa -- album artist
%aA -- album artist (lowercase)
%as -- album artist (sortable)
%aS -- album artist (sortable lowercase)
%tt -- track title
%tT -- track title (lowercase)
%ta -- track artist
%tA -- track artist (lowercase)
%ts -- track artist (sortable)
%tS -- track artist (sortable lowercase)
That may eliminate one thing you dislike about Sound Juicer.
> Of course, it doesn't let you choose MP3 (copy right)
Patent, not copy right. :)
[1] http://rpm.livna.org
[2] yum install gconf-editor
[3] /apps/sound-juicer/path_pattern
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