FLAC frontend

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The question I was asking for was:

Is there any frontend or GUI for FLAC in Debian GNU/Linux?

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Is there any frontend or GUI for FLAC in Debian GNU/Linux?

KDE has KAudioCreator and there is also Grip. I'm not sure if they will work
with flac out of the box but they can be configured to use flac.

[Greg Madden]

On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 07:20:16 -0800

Post by Alan Ianson

Post by s***@yahoo.es
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Is there any frontend or GUI for FLAC in Debian GNU/Linux?

KDE has KAudioCreator and there is also Grip. I'm not sure if they
will work with flac out of the box but they can be configured to use
flac.

On my Etch install Grip rips to a .wav format and encodes as an .ogg
file. The encode tab allows you to configure different encoders to
use, flac is one. Grip works well easy to setup and use, defaults work
as is for some.

[Steve Lamb]

Post by Greg Madden
On my Etch install Grip rips to a .wav format and encodes as an .ogg
file. The encode tab allows you to configure different encoders to
use, flac is one. Grip works well easy to setup and use, defaults work
as is for some.

Personally I use Jack. However does anyone know if there is a front end
out there that will rip a track and use multiple encoders before
removing the wav? The more I think of ripping my CDs the more I want 3
formats.

FLAC - For archival purposes.
OGG - High-bit for playing on my computer or through my stereo with a
set-top media player.
MP3 - Low-bit for my portable MP3 player.

Of course if I could find a portable OGG player that would drop to 2 but
still, that's more than what most do right now. Hmmm, might have to
hack Jack, it is in Python. Hmmmm...

[Robert Epprecht]

does anyone know if there is a front end out there that will rip a
track and use multiple encoders before removing the wav?

yes, abcde does that

Robert Epprecht