[wplug] Ripping audio CDs in Linux?

[Diana A. Clarion]

About the FLAC:  True and true.  The WAVs, however can be burned right
to CD, which allows me to do things like burn my dad a CD to replace the
one Deutsche Grammophone mispackaged.  Believe it or not, a Herbie von K
Beethoven symphony cycle contained two of one disc, and none of another,
so he was missing Symphonies 5 and 6.  That was only the second time I'd
seen something like that happen.  The first time was 30 years ago.

:o)

DAC

On Sun, 2007-12-09 at 11:23 -0500, Patrick Wagstrom wrote:
> Diana A. Clarion wrote:
> > Okay.  If WAV isn't on their list, that's why I wasn't using it.  I was
> > wanting the original WAV format from a CD as a starting point to MP3
> > production.
> 
> One of the great things about sound juicer is that it uses GStreamer, so
> it's possible to output to a huge variety of formats.  Here's how you get
> WAV files out of it.  In reality, you're probably better off with FLAC as a
> starting point.  Takes up less disk space and allows for retention of metadata.
> 
> http://www.documentwrite.com/2007/11/15/sound-juicer-cd-to-stereo-wav-conversion-in-fedora-8/
> 
> --Patrick
> 
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