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i do this often, its pretty easy once youve got it figured out

Firstly: you will need an application. get "grip", its easy to use, stable and you get a good output.

Secondly: You will need a ripper. This converts CD audio to wav file. They are pretty standard and are generally included in a standard installation. Common examples are cdparanoia and cdda2wav.

Thirdly: You will need an encoder. This compresses the audio wav file into a different file extension (compression), such as ogg or mp3. For mp3 encoding, get either bladeenc or lame.

Links
bladeenc - http://bladeenc.mp3.no/
lame - http://lame.sourceforge.net/

Now open grip and configure the ripping and encoding options, such as output name (check the help for %'s, such as artist, name and track no.) You also need to set options such as encoding bit rate and quality.

Good luck[/b]

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Original von ryco

I also used Grip but in KDE Grip does not work right I want to Rip it with Konquer!

Have you tried the audiocd:/ URL?

For me there's a subdirectory called MP3.
When I drag the files to another konqi window
they are ripped and automatically encoded as mp3.

Hi,

have you tried "ripit" (http://mmj.dk/ripit/). It is a small perl script, which you can as a command line tool. You can rip mp3 and ogg with it and it uses the cddb databases. Pretty fine!

Greets
Tom