On Wed, 2003-05-28 at 17:44, Luis Villa wrote:
> It is my sense that both/either of these would be much more appropriate
> than having s-j be a standalone module in the desktop.
>
> Sadly, I can't exactly put my finger on why I feel this way. I think it
> is basically something along the lines of 'why is ripping so distinct
> from other uses of a CD that it merits it's own application?' It seems
> to me that either the KDE solution (look at CD in konqueror, drag the
> files, *boom* you have music files) or the apple solution (open CD
> player, hit rip button, *boom* you have files) both seem more
> obvious/intuitive to me, no matter how clean and lightweight the s-j UI
> is.
Someone on #gnome/#gstreamer has been using SjExtractor to write
audiocd:/// and apparently it works.
Adding the ripping functionality to gnome-cd (either the current
codebase or a new version) and Rhythmbox is my final goal.
In all honesty Rhythmbox could just create the relevant pipelines, I
have done the playing around to figure out how to make it all work, and
as RB is GStreamer based integrating it shouldn't be too hard at all.
Ross, very tired so maybe not making a lot of sense
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