On Thu, 16 Oct 2003, Robert Jonsson wrote: > torsdagen den 16 oktober 2003 23.00 skrev Aaron Trumm: > > sometimes I can be such a damn cone head. I've sent this twice, letting it > > be in html form which I think will get rejected I hope y'all don't get > > three copies of it. > > > > -- > > Hello all - here's something I'm having a bit of trouble with, I thought > > y'all might know (hell it might've been in that huge mp3/ogg thread and I > > just missed it) > > > > I need to be able to rip hi res mp3s (320kbs) for submission to certain > > liscensing agencies (they insist) - but I haven't been able to figure out > > how to do this on my linux box. I know lame is the main backend - but I > > had some kind of trouble a couple weeks back either locating it or finding > > detailed info about it or something (I'm gonna go back and do this homework > > again), and then of course there's the matter of a front end, which I don't > > necessarily care about :) (but I remember not being able to figure out the > > proper command line commands or something) > > > > I had much success doing 128kbs mp3s - grip does it, audacity will just > > change a wav to an mp3, that's awesome, but they don't seem to deal with > > higher resolution than 128 - something made me think it's just not > > happening yet in linux and that I need to just rip them on my windows > > machine...was I right about this? > > nonono :) > > Linux is the master of commandline tools, windows is just a poor clone :*} > > long answer > lame --help > > short answer > lame -b 320 <file name> or lame --preset insane :-) -- cableS
