Summary: and don't convert your mp3s to ogg. They're both lossy formates (ie, they cleverly cut out parts of the music which you won't notice according to the ...
Summary: what distro of linux are you using? if you're using the latest versions of redhat/fedora/slackware, they dont come with mp3 support out of the box any...
Summary: it won't play in your mp3 player... Ogg vorbis is a completely different format... choose lame as the encoder, its the best for mp3 and leave the defa...
Summary: I have Redhat 8 too and I've read that out of the box, for fear of patent issues, Redhat disabled NTFS kernel support and concern about royalty fees, ...
Summary: You should encode them to ogg vorbis instead of mp3. Redhat doesn't provide mp3 decoder/encoder by default, you can get "lame" (lame ain't an mp3 enco...
Summary: In reference to the post about mp3, is ogg vorbis compression compatible with an mp3 player? If I burn ogg vorbis files to CD can I play them in a cd ...
Summary: So I have some MP3s that I want to convert into a format so that I can burn them on a cd and then play that cd in my car, stereo etc. I have searched ...
Summary: Sharing things is good...that's why I like open source! If I can did out my old sox/play/lame command then I will post that too. Note that you are rec...
Summary: FYI If you have room on your hard drive, you can rip your music to .wav files using "grip". Look in the main menu under "sound" or some title like th...
Summary: FYI If you have room on your hard drive, you can rip your music to .wav files using "grip". Look in the main menu under "sound" or some title like tha...
Summary: hi, I want to make a script that takes 3 command-line options for example, and the user should have the freedom of giving them in any order... Right n...
Summary: I want to write a script to record streaming audio into and mp3 or ogg at a certain time each week (online radio in mp3) how do i do it. (i'm not exac...
Summary: I suggest you repost this as a new message in the forum in case I'm the only person that's seen it! Also, I'd make a few extra checks first: Is the "s...
Summary: I can't play any mp3's using xmms. Installed custom (except the skins), can't add any mp3 to the list.Direct launch drives to the Add from the playlis...
Summary: Are you running Redhat 8? I couldn't add MP3s to my play list until I installed this RPM that adds MP3 support. I'm not sure why you can't hear your ...
Summary: How do I give users permission to change the prefrences in xmms? I need to change the plugin. I can do it from root and it plays my MP3 or ogg files f...
Summary: I will say this only once so listen carefully. You first put some salt and pepper. Then, add half a cup of volka with some seaonings. Then, leave it ...
Summary: to uninstall xmms- either you remove it in the configuration center of red hat or just type rpm -e xmms in console. playing an mp3 in a microsoft pa...
Summary: Ok i havent downloaded those,but as said before, i just download the xmms-mp3 plugin, and installed it. NOW i just found out the reason is why the so...
Summary: I tried to find a folder that could be seen by all user accounts.I went as root to /home/usr/local(best I rember) I started copying a folder called m...
Summary: I have an RCA LYRA RD1090 has anyone got this device to work with linux? I used the USBAT 2 drivers. The device is seen and I can mount it and read. I...
Summary: Elyas, that error means that you probably downloaded the wrong file, be sure to get the tar.gz file then run "tar -xvzf ccmsn-0.3p3.tar.gz" keep in mi...
Summary: Hello, I have just configured my soundcard using sndconfig with the parameters (I/O Port 0x220, IRQ 5, DMA 1). The soundcard is a Soundblaster ...
Summary: I have a dual boot using the Asus A7N8X Deluxe with Windows XP Pro and RedHat 8.0. I had to install the drivers from the Nvidia web site. Sound: I am...
Summary: Ok here is my problem, I recentlly switched over from using Windows to now Linux. Before I switched, I had saved all my mp3s to a CDR using DirectCD, ...
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