SoundJuicer

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Description

Sound Juicer's primary function is the extraction of audio tracks from CDs, and to then encode them into a compressed audio format. It currently provides the following features:

  • Automatic track tagging via CDDB
  • Encoding to ogg / vorbis, FLAC and raw WAV
  • Easy to configure encoding path

Problems

MP3 profile doesn't show up

Install the gstreamer0.10-lame and gstreamer0.10-taglib packages.

2010-10-12, install gstreamer0.10-ugly-plugins for lame

Files for lossy ( ogg / vorbis ) format are far too big, and don't play

This problem is a collision of two mistakes:

1. The programmers of Sound-Juicer have neglected to generate an error to the user when the gstreamer plugin for the ogg-vorbis format is not present. Sound-Juicer instead generates large files which I think might be FLAC format. They still however have the .ogg file extension

2. The package maintainer for Sound-Juicer has not included the ogg-vorbis gstreamer plugin as a runtime pre-requisite. The latter should be easily fixed and I should follow it up.

The solution is to install these packages from [extra]:

  • gstreamer0.10-ogg-0.10.7-1
  • gstreamer0.10-vorbis-0.10.7-1
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