Not sure. It could be Windows. Mine were ripped using MusicMatch on Red Hat. One would think that MusicMatch's compression algorithm is the same with both their Linux and Windows versions though.1001001 wrote:Hmm?! Is there a toggle to get the extra space at the end of the song cropped off?
That has to be what's doing it, because every songs is encoded at 128.
The RUSH mp3 album
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Was it running under WINE? I use Mandrake, but I have a dual-boot system. Since all my MP3s were on my Windows drive to begin with, I just boot in to XP to rip. Then, I can pull the files in both Linux and Windows.by-tor wrote:Mine were ripped using MusicMatch on Red Hat.1001001 wrote:Hmm?! Is there a toggle to get the extra space at the end of the song cropped off?
That has to be what's doing it, because every songs is encoded at 128.
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No, no, no.....WINE == Evil. Fastest way to compromise the security of Linux? Run Microsoft software on it.1001001 wrote:Was it running under WINE? I use Mandrake, but I have a dual-boot system. Since all my MP3s were on my Windows drive to begin with, I just boot in to XP to rip. Then, I can pull the files in both Linux and Windows.
There's a version for Linux. I just looked at MusicMatch's site, and I don't see it anymore. They still have the press release up on their site for it...
http://www.musicmatch.com/info/company/ ... &release=2
But the download is missing.
If you're interested in it, I probably still have the installer somewhere.
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