It would be nice to be able to select which CD device is ripped from, my second one is much the faster. But that's a minor point.
I can't find any hint that ripperX will make "m3u" directory files so you can play your MP3 tunes in the same order as the album. With classical music, that's a dealbreaker, you get the movements all out of order.
And indication from the development team if that very simple little operation (writing a text file for heaven's sake) is coming?
Or did I miss a feature somehow?
I'm using 2.4 - I'd love to install 2.6 but it complains about the lack of libc.so.6 from glibc 2.3 -- and that really refuses to RPM, there's some major dependency conflict. Arrgghhh....
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Doh! I see now you can put options on the cdparanoia call - so I just added
-d /dev/cdrom1
and away I went with the 2nd cd-rom.
But I'm still in the dark about how to do a directory file.
I thought of a workaround, but it didn't work owing to a bug - you can't actually specify the filename format; it always uses the song title no matter what you put in the field. A topic for a separate post!
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It would be nice to be able to select which CD device is ripped from, my second one is much the faster. But that's a minor point.
I can't find any hint that ripperX will make "m3u" directory files so you can play your MP3 tunes in the same order as the album. With classical music, that's a dealbreaker, you get the movements all out of order.
And indication from the development team if that very simple little operation (writing a text file for heaven's sake) is coming?
Or did I miss a feature somehow?
I'm using 2.4 - I'd love to install 2.6 but it complains about the lack of libc.so.6 from glibc 2.3 -- and that really refuses to RPM, there's some major dependency conflict. Arrgghhh....
Doh! I see now you can put options on the cdparanoia call - so I just added
-d /dev/cdrom1
and away I went with the 2nd cd-rom.
But I'm still in the dark about how to do a directory file.
I thought of a workaround, but it didn't work owing to a bug - you can't actually specify the filename format; it always uses the song title no matter what you put in the field. A topic for a separate post!