[CLUE-Tech] CDROM audio problems

[Jeremiah Stanley]

> XRipper will do that quite easily, but you may want to do it overnight or
> while you're not on the machine.  It tends to bog down the CPU.  After
> ripping, xmms can manage the playlists for you.  I find I need to manually
> order them by looking at what XRipper shows and then dragging tracks around
> in the playlist window of xmms.  For some reason xmms seems to sort the
> list of files in an mp3 directory alphabetically.  Maybe XRipper can save
> the playlist - I haven't checked.  Anyway, once you've ordered them
> properly once you save the playlist in xmms and you never have to do it
> again.

I use Grip (it comes with Helix) and you can set a nice value so that you
will be using 100% of the processor but when you need some speed that
process will get fewer cycles. (this works well).

JStanley
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