howdy - I ripped a cd to an mp3 file using sound-juicer. Now I am attempting to burn the file to a cd using k3b. Unfortunately I keep getting this message = Unable to handle the following files due to an unsupported format: I have reinstalled both k3b and k3b-mp3 with no change. I have been using k3b since fc1 was released, with few problems. Ideas ? --gary
--- gary garys@mtaonline.net wrote:
howdy - I ripped a cd to an mp3 file using sound-juicer. Now I am attempting to burn the file to a cd using k3b. Unfortunately I keep getting this message = Unable to handle the following files due to an unsupported format: I have reinstalled both k3b and k3b-mp3 with no change. I have been using k3b since fc1 was released, with few problems. Ideas ? --gary
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If you installed k3b-mp3, the problem should have been taken care of. Unless k3b defaulted back to its original state, which does not support mp3 format. Did you #yum update k3b k3b-mp3 ?
Is k3b fully updated? 12.10 or so?
Otherwise, the other advice I can give you is to use a script to change to *.wav format and retry your burn using k3b. Burning wav to cd should be no problem. Grab one script from http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Audio_conversion
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--- gary garys@mtaonline.net wrote:
howdy - I ripped a cd to an mp3 file using sound-juicer.
Now I am attempting to burn the file to a cd using k3b.
Unfortunately I keep getting this message = Unable to handle the following files due to an unsupported format: I have reinstalled both k3b and k3b-mp3 with no change. I have been using k3b since fc1 was released, with few problems. Ideas ? --gary
On Sat, 2006-03-11 at 18:20 -0800, Antonio Olivares wrote:
If you installed k3b-mp3, the problem should have been taken care of. Unless k3b defaulted back to its original state, which does not support mp3 format. Did you #yum update k3b k3b-mp3 ?
Is k3b fully updated? -------------yes 12.10 or so? -------------------------------yes
Otherwise, the other advice I can give you is to use a script to change to *.wav format and retry your burn using k3b. Burning wav to cd should be no problem. Grab one script from http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Audio_conversion
The scripts look interesting, but my issue is trying to get k3b to burn an mp3 file. Another possibility I suppose is that sound-juicer didn't properly create an mp3 file, but all the files have .mp3 tags. Thanks ----gary
On Sat, 2006-03-11 at 16:33 -0900, gary wrote:
howdy - I ripped a cd to an mp3 file using sound-juicer. Now I am attempting to burn the file to a cd using k3b. Unfortunately I keep getting this message = Unable to handle the following files due to an unsupported format: I have reinstalled both k3b and k3b-mp3 with no change. I have been using k3b since fc1 was released, with few problems. Ideas ? --gary
At the time I used sound-juicer to rip my mp3 files. Apparently k3b was unable to recognize my sound-juicer ripped files as mp3. In the interim I've used k3b to rip mp3 files and everything is burned without error, so I suspect sound-juicer as the problem. --gary
gary wrote:
howdy - I ripped a cd to an mp3 file using sound-juicer. Now I am attempting to burn the file to a cd using k3b. Unfortunately I keep getting this message = Unable to handle the following files due to an unsupported format: I have reinstalled both k3b and k3b-mp3 with no change.
livna now provides k3b-extras-nonfree that includes mp3 support.
-- Rex
On Sat, 2006-04-08 at 14:19 -0500, Rex Dieter wrote:
gary wrote:
howdy - I ripped a cd to an mp3 file using sound-juicer. Now I am attempting to burn the file to a cd using k3b. Unfortunately I keep getting this message = Unable to handle the following files due to an unsupported format: I have reinstalled both k3b and k3b-mp3 with no change.
livna now provides k3b-extras-nonfree that includes mp3 support.
-- Rex
In fact, I just installed the dependencies to burn mp3 files to a disk. Go to a command line and type "yum -y install k3b-mp3" (without the quotes). It should install everything you need. Then you be able to burn these files to a disk.