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Isbaran Akcayir <isbaran@×××××.com> posted 4665609D.8060701@×××××.com, |
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excerpted below, on Tue, 05 Jun 2007 16:09:49 +0300: |
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> hi, |
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> run k3b, click on new audio cd project, drop your files and burn. |
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> sean yazmış: |
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>> I have an mp3 that I would like to convert to a CD audio format as to |
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>> burn to a disk and listen in the car. |
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>> Are there any tools in portage that could help me with this task, and |
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>> perhaps some instructions somewhere? |
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Seconded. k3b works very well for this task, altho it's a KDE app so if |
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you're a GNOME only guy, it'll mean merging a lot of dependencies. (Even |
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for KDE folks, it can mean a lot of transcoding type app dependencies, if |
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they haven't merged any yet.) Fortunately, I'm a KDE guy, so only had |
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the transcoding type dependencies to worry about. |
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I believe the USE flag you'll need is "encode". |
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"Every nonfree program has a lord, a master -- |
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