Am Donnerstag, 19. November 2009 schrieb spir:
> Hello,
>
> Tried to correctly use k3b for cd ripping, but had some problems --
> se below.
>
> Looked for alternatives in kde, found mentions of kaudiocd (not
> quite sure of the name, now), but couldn't find it anywhere --
> except for sources. I could certainly compile and install it, but
> then don't know how to let the overall environment be aware of it.
> (read: integration inside kde)
kaudiocd is a kind of plugin for Konqueror (and others of course). As
alternative yu can try audex. Simply for ripping. I generates folders,
You can edit CDDB data and you have profiles to use different
encoders.
Martin
>
> Else k3b and ripping seems full of issues, unless i don't proceed
> correctly:
>
> * Couldn't find settings for ripping in "configure k3b (eg: where
> to save result by default, filename format, ogg quality)
>
> * k3b does not seem to record actual settings entered -- have to
> reenter everything for each new cd.
>
> * k3b crashes when trying to rip a cd with additional data (eg
> executable menu or bonuses) [note: I tried to sent a bug report,
> but the traceback was pointed as "useless". Read everything about
> useful bug report, but info did not apply (there was no ?? in
> traceback, k3b has no -dbg package, so what was wrong?).]
>
> * Found no way to let k3b create and/or write to /artist/album
> folder directly. All has to be done by hand (like in the XXth
> century -- remember? ;-).
>
> Well, nothing here really terrible -- but I have ~ 100 cds to
> record... help gratefully welcome. In the meanwhile, i'll explore
> wikpedia/cd ripper for alternatives.
>
> Thank you,
> Denis
>
>
>
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