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🦑Beautify and Chineseize-Make MP3 under Linux by UNDERCODE :
t.me/UndercodeTesting
Many friends who like music will try to make MP3 on a computer with CD, of course Linux users You can also make your own MP3, which is not a patent of Windows / Mac. This time I will introduce two Linux programs for making MP3.

My favorite is Grip written in GTK +.

Grip is not actually an MP3 encoder or a CD Track program. It just provides a simple and easy-to-use graphical interface, so that you do n’t have to use commands to make MP3s. As for CD ripper (catch CD Track program), Grip supports cdparanoia and cdda2wav. Looking at the MP3 encoder, it supports bladeenc, lame, l3enc, xingmp3enc, mp3encode, gogo, etc., which is quite beneficial! The author uses cdparanoia and bladeenc.

The following are some URLs of CD ripper / MP3 encoder:

CD ripper
· cdparanoia
http://www.xiph.org/paranoia
· cdda2wav
ftp://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux../misc/cdda2wav

MP3 encoder
· BladeEnc
http://bladeenc.mp3.no
· LAME
http://www.sulaco.org/mp3
· gogo
http://homepage1.nifty.com/herumi/gogo_e.html

You can choose one of the CD ripper and MP3 encoder, and Grip can only be used after installation. If you are using rpm, I suggest you use cdparanoia / cdda2wav + gogo, their RPM can be downloaded from the following URL:
cdparanoia RPM
http://rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/redhat...9.6-2.i386. html
cdda2wav RPM
http://rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/redhat...1.8-2.i386.html
gogo RPM
http://www.aial.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/~...2.35- 1.i386.rpm

If you are using Debian / Corel / Storm linux, you can choose to use the two Debian packages cdparanoia / cdda2wav, but because of copyright issues, Debian does not have the MP3 Encoder package.

After you have installed CD ripper and MP3 Encoder, you can use Grip to make MP3. Grip's website is: http://www.nostatic.org/grip
You can download its RPM package at "http://www.nostatic.org/grip/grip-2.94-1.i386.rpm", while the Debian package It is grip, you can use apt-get to download and install.
Enter the execution command grip, you can see the main program screen of Grip. First, we need to set up the CD ripper and MP3 encoder used. Click the Config page, then select Rip, and select the installed CD Ripper in Ripper. Then select MP3 from Config and select an installed MP3 encoder in the Encoder column. Then you can put your beloved Audio CD into the optical drive, and then you can see that the form in Tracks has been automatically updated. If you have time, you can click on the "pencil" button below to give CDs and Tracks proper names. In the form, we need to press the right button of the mouse to select the song. After selecting it, select the Rip page and press Rip + Encode, then the selected Tracks will be MP3. Grip can also grab a part of the track, select Rip partial track, press Play, write down the sector at the beginning and end of the part, and enter into Start sector and End sector respectively. When the process is complete, the finished MP3s are in the mp3 directory in the home director, which is ~ / mp3 /.

KDE Department: Krabber

Krabber is another frontend for CD Ripper and MP3 Encoder. Krabber is developed with QT and KDE library, so only KDE users can use it. This is a major disadvantage of Krabber ... (I have never used KDE, so I installed KDE). Krabber supports cdparanoia, 8hz-mp3, lame, encode, bladeenc, l3enc, mp3enc, xingmp3enc, but Krabber can automatically detect whether the system has the required elements. It needs mpg123 to play MP3. The settings of Krabber are similar to Grip, format selects the installed MP3 encoder, the first cell in Generic Options selects your input device, such as / dev / hdc (CDROM drive), etc. One of Krabber's features that Grip does not have is to adjust CPU resources so that you can record MP3s while working. Krabber is fairly easy to use, just follow its four steps:
select a song, select a directory, file name, and execute.
Krabber website: http://krabber.automatix.de
KDE website: http://www.kde.org

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