[Grip-users] why the heck won't grip encode mp3s with lame?
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From: <to...@ph...> - 2004-08-23 02:16:08
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> On Sunday August 22 at 04:53pm > to...@ph... wrote: > >> mp3cmdline -V 0 > > This looks like its your problem. You only pass lame a couple arguments, > I don't even know what they do. From my .grip: > mp3cmdline -h -b %b %w %m > and previously posted by Mr. Folkert: > cmdline --preset studio --nohist --add-id3v2 -T --tt %n --ta %A --tl %d > --ty %y --tn %t --tg %g %w %m > (note his should all be one line) > > I'm not sure why his is cmdline and mine is mp3cmdline, unless he edited > his by hand (or maybe he's using the 'other' encoder and specifying the > arguments more precisely for control purposes) > > Fix that, and if it still doesn't work, we can move on from there. -- > -johann koenig > Today is Prickle-Prickle, the 15th day of Bureaucracy in the YOLD 3170 > My public pgp key: http://mental-graffiti.com/pgp/ Damn.... Ok, after getting this I started going over the args again. %w and %m are the ones I need, %w tells the wave file being encoded and %m is the name of the output file. So freakin dumb. I appologize for this. I had gone over the lame man page and the help pages of grip and didn't catch this. I guess I assumed that the file names were extra and that this line was only asking for things we wanted to specify for encoding purposes. thanks for the help. Problem solved.. |