Re: [Sheflug] Mp3 encoding and napster..... networking.....

["Chris J/#6" <nospam [at] nccnet.co.uk>]

> > I would like to know what the best way of conveting a lot of MP3s, into a
> > recordable format for burnig on to cd; That will allow me to play the
> > music on it on a normal cd player via a user interface drag and drop much
> > needed here. I know how to do this m$windows with easy cd creator 4 but i
> > don't want my little bro messing with my machine.
 
As I replied to Pete Collier's post on the 13 May in the thread "mp3 to 
audio conversion":

>From the CD-Writing-HOWTO, section 3.2.1: Writing Audio CDs:

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  One notable format not directly readable by cdrecord is MPEG Layer 3.
  To convert files in this format to the CDR-format, you can use the
  command "mpg123 --cdr - track1.mp3 > track1.cdr".  The option --cdr
  ensures the track is encoded in the required format (see above). Older
  versions of mpg123 require -s instead of the plain - to write to
  stdout.  The other direction (converting from WAV to MPEG) can be done
  with LAME for WAV-files (extract the track with cdda2wav from the
  audio CD and encode it into MP3 with the help of LAME).

  To create a CD-R from a whole bunch of MP3-files, you can use the
  following command sequence:

  for I in *.mp3
  do
      mpg123 --cdr - "$I" | cdrecord -audio -pad -swab -nofix -
  done
  cdrecord -fix
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Chris...


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