How can I install Eko sound editor or any other editor for Peppermint Debian that don't trip over ogg files like Audacity?
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2023-03-20
Hi Elias,
Welcome to the PMOS forum. I'm not familiar with this app nor its intended editorial purpose or to the extent it can manipulate audio files.
My own needs are met by Asunder, to rip a CD into MP3 format, I have to install lame from the repos to enable MP3. I went off OGG, Vorbis etc some time ago.
How can I install Eko sound editor or any other editor for Peppermint Debian that don't trip over ogg files like Audacity?
Hi Elias,
Welcome to the PMOS forum. I'm not familiar with this app nor its intended editorial purpose or to the extent it can manipulate audio files.
My own needs are met by Asunder, to rip a CD into MP3 format, I have to install
lamefrom the repos to enable MP3. I went off OGG, Vorbis etc some time ago.A net search: https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ftsa&q=Eko+sound+editor&atb=v364-1&ia=web
EKO: https://github.com/psemiletov/eko
There also appears to be EKO Studios: https://developer.eko.com/docs/howto/audio.html
Puppy Linux: https://oldforum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=119114
Good luck with your search.
You can find Eko in the Appimage Hub under Audio Apps/Music Production