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July 31, 2005
Can mount the MP3 player, part II
I've started ripping CDs to MP3s on my home system, which is still Red Hat 9. grip seems to work acceptably, although with a couple of gotchas that are no doubt fixed in a more recent version. I had to change a few things from the default (.ogg) encoding for things to work with the MP3 player:
Notice that the encoder is lame, that I changed the -h to -p in the command line options, and move the spot where the encoded files go.
Unfortunately, I couldn't use %t in the output file names, so they're out of order compared to the disk and need to be renamed after ripping. Not sure what's going wrong there.
Posted by Mark at July 31, 2005 10:03 AM