Ripping CDs

[Steven P. Ulrick]

> > Thelwyn posted on Sat, 31 Oct 2009 01:41:25 +0100 as excerpted:
> >
> > > I added this:
> > > http://userbase.kde.org/Tutorials/
> > 
File_Management#Encode_and_copy_audio_CD_tracks<http://userbase.kde.org/Tutorials/%0AFile_Management#Encode_and_copy_audio_CD_tracks>
> > > to userbase this evening, maybe it would fit you?
> >
> > [wrapped link]
> >
> > Navigate to this CD... where?  It can't be mounted, navigate to its
> > device file?  Using some ioslave (media:/ maybe?)?
> >
> 
> Well last time I tried it (that is last week, I showed it to a friend), the
> CD was auto-mounted as "Volume" (it appeared in the "Places" of Dolphin)
> But now when I insert a CD, it's recognized as a plugged device, and I get a
> "Volume" in Dolphin "places", but nothing shows up when I click on it... I
> wonder what could have changed in the same time.

I've never tried this feature, because I personally have no need for it, but I 
just tried it for kicks.  Here is what happened:
1. My "Device Notifier" plasmoid popped up and gave me three options of what to 
do with the disc that I had just inserted.  I chose to "Do nothing"
2. I then opened up Dolphin and looked at Dolphin's "Places"  I clicked on the 
one that said "Volume"
3. I then chose a random track, right clicked and chose "Copy To" my home 
directory.  It worked perfectly.  It appears that you can even just drag and 
drop the desired file/files.  Very Cool!

Just for kicks I'm going to try copying the other format choices that I am given 
as well...  The results were perfect...

So, at least for me, it "Just Works..."  Here is a screenshot of what Dolphin 
looked like when I clicked on "Volume":
http://www.afolkey2.net/~steve/Fedora11-ScreenShot-001.jpg

Again, on my end, this just works perfectly :)

Steven P. Ulrick

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