CD Burning and Ripping

[Stephan Schutter]

I have had the same question... I guess that RH just does not like KDE... 
K3B is really the only alternative out there that compares to the 
offerings on windows. 

This is what I did:

1. goto www.freshrpms.net
2. install apt
3. add the other sources that are available to /etc/apt/sources...
4. run apt-get update
5. run apt-get install k3b

they have a lot of stuff available; like making mp3 work again... Mplayer 
(that can actually play most of the movie files that you have/download) 

Don't forget to get your crossover plugin at codeweavers.com either... you 
can run most windows plugins that way (Quicktime etc...)


./sls

On Tue, 20 Jan 2004, Mihai Maties wrote:

> On Monday 19 January 2004 21:09, Tim and Alison wrote:
> > I have a clean build Fedora 1 machine with a Lite-on CDRW.
> > I have no problems playing cd's with XMMS
> > When I came to burring CD's with K3b I got an error which was fixed up
> > updating cdrecord to version 2.1a20 and removing the installed packages
> > for CDrecord and MKISOFS.
> > The problem I am having now is Riping. I am unable to rip cd's in any
> > format.
> > Both Sound Juicer and Grip fail to rip the CD even thought the index is
> > successfully read and processed by CDDB.
> 
> Why don't you use K3b for ripping, too ?
> 
> 
> Mihai
> 
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