Le dimanche 25 mai 2008 à 23:51 -0600, Michael Burkhart a écrit : > Using version 0.11.5 under Ubuntu 8.04. > > Previous CD ripper of choice: Easy CD-DA Extractor for MS-Windows XP. > ( http://www.poikosoft.com/ ) > I like Poikosoft's application, enough that I registered and paid for > the "professional" version. > > However, I hate Windows with a passion, and I'm trying to convert to > Linux. CD ripping was one of the last holdouts, and Rhythmbox has > almost finished my conversion. > > Almost. > > CD-DA Extractor has several features that aren't included in > Rhythmbox. There are only a few that I miss: > > 1. Select from a list of available album titles. When CD-DA > Extractor downloads album titles from freedb.org, it recognizes that > sometimes multiple albums may exist under the CD index, and allows me > the opportunity to select which album I want to use. afaik, rhythmbox gets its data from musicbrainz which is a coherent/consistent/user reviewed database. If your CD is badly recognised I suggest you subscribe there and start editing. > 1.a. It also allows me to rescan the database in case my computer was > not connected to the Internet when I inserted the CD. not sure what you want exactly here but musicbrainz provide software that can tag your music by some magic algorithm mix'n'match. I'm told it works pretty well. > 2. Easily select bitrate. I appreciate that you support multiple > file types, but I like to rip audiobooks at a different bitrate than > music. that can be changed in preferences. > 3. Easily select the folder hierarchy. I like to save differently > depending on the type of CD I'm ripping. For example, I like to > bundle Audiobooks, group artists, and list compilation CDs by album > title. I'm sure multiple library's would help here. In the meantime I guess there is nothing much to do but to use an external ripper. Soundjuicer which is the default gnome ripper does a good job when you're doing things outside of rhythmbox. -- Gilles Dartiguelongue <gilles dartiguelongue esiee org>
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