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[is anyone in d.t.p reading this? Feel free to re-set FU.]

Charlie Baylis <cb-news@fish.zetnet.co.uk> wrote:

> In article <823dt7oxvp.fsf@localhost.littondale.freeserve.co.uk>,
>    Richard Corfield <Richard@Littondale.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
Err, and I wrote this bit:
> > > How about running ripenc/cdda2wav/bladeenc/ANOtherCD-MP3Process
> > > overnight to rip CDs too?
> 
> > Does it take that long? I've just downloaded bladeenc and grip to have a
> > go now I have sound working[1] and was hoping to record a couple of
> > CDs to test it.
> 
> It takes me 20 mins to rip a CD, and that's because I use cdparanoia to do
> the CD-DA (disabling the paranoia reduces the time to about 10 mins). Using
> gogo as the encoder means the CPU usage is about 20%.

IME it's the encoding (bladeenc) that takes the time.

Your next starter for ten:
Has anyone done the MP3'ing /wav'ing in real time[0], optionally
followed by Audio-CD cutting?

rgds, Alan
[0] e.g. from vinyl - or even a cassette that your GF made of some of
her mother's old obscure 45's...
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