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On Wednesday 25 October 2006 22:08, Robin Atwood wrote: |
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> On Wednesday 25 October 2006 17:49, Dale wrote: |
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> > I have never done any of this before. Somehow, likely by mistake, I got |
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> > one CD copied over and can play off the hard drive. I have no idea how |
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> > I did this really. I need someone on or off list to teach me how to get |
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> > the music off the CD, get it into Amarok so I get get this going. This |
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> > looks really cool. |
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> > |
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> > If whoever can help me uses MySql instead, I would be willing to install |
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> > it, especially if it is better. I only want to do CDs. I have a lousy |
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> > dial-up connection here. |
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> By default amarok uses a built-in copy of SQlite, so you don't really need |
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> MySQL unless you use it for something else. Postgres is not supported. Rip |
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> your CDs with k3b. |
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An easy way to rip cds is to go to 'audiocd://' in konqueror, then it will |
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show some folders containing mp3s, oggs and flac files which you can then |
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copy and paste to whereever you want and the cd ripping and encoding will be |
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handled transparently for you. |
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Raymond Lewis Rebbeck |
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