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On Wednesday, May 3 2006 17:03, Anthony E. Caudel wrote: |
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> I just discovered something (I think). Probably everyone else already |
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> knew it but didn't tell me. Shame on all of you! |
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> Do all audio cd's have the mp3's and ogg files on them also???? |
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> I happened to look at one with konqueror and noticed several files and |
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> directories on it. The cd was not mounted (and could not be mounted) |
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> but was viewable nontheless. And I could copy a mp3 to my hard disk and |
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> play it. |
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> Not mountable implies no filesystem so how was I able to view it and |
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> copy from it? |
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> And if all audio cd's are this way, why do we need to rip them? Just |
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> copy the mp3's, or ogg's (or wav's). |
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> I am really confused! |
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> Tony |
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> -- |
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> Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary |
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> Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. |
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> -- Benjamin Franklin |
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KDE's 'audiocd:/' ioslave automatically gives you virtual folders full of oggs |
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and mp3s. When you copy and paste these files to your filesystem KDE |
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automatically performs the ripping and encoding in the background. |
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Raymond Lewis Rebbeck |
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