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sound-juicer package

sounc-juicer hang after extracting 5 songs

Asked by kline on 2006-08-21

Sound juicer automatically pops up whenever I drop in an audio CDfor copying. I want to copy all of some CD's and extract only certain files from other. Just now I selected a few songs from one CD, ejected and replaced the CDwith a blank. Now sound juicer refuses to do much of anything.

I can click on some things on the top menu, but that's about it.

1) How do I get it to copy these songs to a news/blank CD-R? and

2) Howto save them to disk?

thanks for some insights here.

gary kline

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Anders Østerholt
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2006-08-21
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Anders Østerholt (diebels) said : #1

Slow down, and explore the menus a bit :)

1) Use serpentine
2) That's what sound-juicer do.

You may be used to a program that does both ripping and burning. But gnome divides this into the two programs sound-juicer and serpentine.

kline (kline-ethos) said : #2

Guilty of not readering the docs thoroughly enough. After I finished extractive the songs, there they were, in a directory with the album title. This is *++cool!

Thanks for the tip on serpentine. I suppose mp4 (aka aacpluss) is copyright, or whatever, but that would be the ultimate codec!