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billbar

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Registered: 2004-02-14

Posts: 100

Wherefore art thou, oggenc? (resolved)

Both kaudiocreator and grip fail to find it.
Tried forum search, wiki howto's.
Still no joy!

Thanks,
Bill Barnes

arooaroo

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Registered: 2005-01-13

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Re: Wherefore art thou, oggenc? (resolved)

You need vorbis-tools.

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billbar

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Registered: 2004-02-14

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Re: Wherefore art thou, oggenc? (resolved)

You need vorbis-tools.

Thanks.  Fixed both programs.
Incidentally, tmpfs is woefully inadequate in ripping a cd with large tracks, e.g., classical music.
I commented it out in fstab.

Bill Barnes

sh__

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Registered: 2005-07-19

Posts: 272

Re: Wherefore art thou, oggenc? (resolved)

Incidentally, tmpfs is woefully inadequate in ripping a cd with large tracks, e.g., classical music.
I commented it out in fstab.

Instead of commenting out tmpfs in fstab, I think you can change the ripping directory in grip to /var/tmp, for example.

billbar

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Registered: 2004-02-14

Posts: 100

Re: Wherefore art thou, oggenc? (resolved)

Incidentally, tmpfs is woefully inadequate in ripping a cd with large tracks, e.g., classical music.
I commented it out in fstab.

Instead of commenting out tmpfs in fstab, I think you can change the ripping directory in grip to /var/tmp, for example.

Quite so.  Don't know if it was related, but during this exercise the  printer stopped responding with a status "printer not connected".
Restored tmpfs and printer.
The real culprit in exhausting tmpfs was kaudiocreator which does have a default directory option.
grip defaults to ~mp3 for ripping and encoding

Hope what I have learned helps somebody else.

Bill Barnes