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<0> mcquaid: from apt-get, not synaptic
<1> hey, where does grip put the files by default?
<2> http://pastebin.ca/41392
<3> probably on the desktop somewhere .. like me
<2> don't see what the diff will be, but i'll do it again from cli
<1> I can't see it on the desktop
<4> redblade: check for ~/.mp3
<2> not sure how i'll capture the output
<0> mcquaid: copy paste..
<2> sorry i'm tired
<4> redblade: you can also tell grip where to put those files, check the prefs in grip
<2> i thought i had to kill gdm but just remembered i used startx
<2> one sec
<3> I thought I might like to listen to music so I put in a movie ..
<3> I can get music that way no problem (usually)
<2> sounds kinda funny, i wanted to listen to music so i put in a movie
<2> i wanted to walk the dog so i fed the cat
<2> ;)
<3> it would be funny if it wasn't real life :)
<1> ardchoille, I sorry, but i'm not sure where that is. I have config open but which part?
<4> redblade: you might also be interested in an app called Easytag if you plan to edit the mp3 tags. Easytag is in the repos
<2> liable, ok purge worked without error reinstalling now
<5> Easytag is brilliant.
<4> redblade: Config -> Rip -> Ripper -> Rip file format and Config -> Encode -> Encoder -> Encode file format. Those two places have paths that you can set to tell grip where to place the files
<6> easytag is great, so is cowbell
<2> liable, same thing again as what i posted in pastebin
<4> I've never used cowbell, I'll have to take a look at it
<3> so .. n equals "who I really am" < - aka "given name" ?
<0> mcquaid: what was the ip?
<2> the ip?
<0> pastebin address
<3> ip are the people we worship ..
<0> nm
<1> ardchoille, I can follow up to Rip file format, but it's a text box and there is nowhere to go from there.
<2> http://pastebin.ca/41392
<6> ardchoille: its sort of a dumbed-down easytag, so if you are comfortable with easytag, probably not worth trying.
<4> carpediem: ah, ok, thanks for the info.
<3> they are our service people - they give us access : without them, we are left alone on our island with those "other objects"
<2> liable, i don't get this line: dduser: Warning: The home dir you specified already exists.
<4> redblade: that textbox is where grip will place the files
<2> what home dir?!
<7> i think giving azureus root permissions is not a good idea
<1> oh.
<6> ardchoille: but, easytag can be a bit cumbersome for beginners.
<7> cant update or anything
<7> no wonder ppl are having so many issues with it on ubuntu
<0> mcquaid: me either, ps aux |grep gdm
<8> well the .config is there now
<0> mcquaid: if its there, pkill gdm
<2> naw it's not
<8> but it still errors out
<4> redblade: Config -> Encode -> Encoder -> Encode file format is the encoding path
<3> I just wanted to find out where to get help when I get my CDs in the mail (if the UPS guy will deliver as promised that is)
<8> do i need to edit the .config
<3> what do I need to do to be ready to install ubuntu when it arrives to me ?
<2> sigh i've never had probs with gdm before
<0> mcquaid: /etc/init.d/gdm start from vt1
<4> carpediem: yes, it can be a bit intimidating for newbies, I agree
<0> w32: try make menuconfig
<1> ~/mp3/%A/%d/%n.wav
<3> I know basic only
<9> ownerx, did you use to come here with the nick owner?
<8> it errors out
<1> where the **** is that?
<7> yes thats me
<2> liable, shouldn't i leave x before doing that?
<8> same error
<2> and i've run gdm manually without issue, it jsut won't autostart on bootup
<0> mcquaid: alt+ctl+F1
<2> ok
<4> redblade: ~/mp3/%A/%d/%n.wav mean /home/username/.mp3/Artist/Album/filename/mp3
<0> mcquaid: ok, so look in /etc/rc2.d for a gdm link
<8> error 2 & error 127
<0> w32: paste the output to a paster
<9> ownerx, great you told me about a work around when the xserver locks running fglrx. something about changing a config option in the gdm.conf file what was the command?
<2> no there isn't
<2> there is in rc5.d
<8> what is a paster
<4> redblade: grip rips to a /wav file first, then encodes to an mp3
<6> liable: nice call, we've been stumped
<2> ops sorry there is
<1> ok got it.
<10> !tell w32 about paste
<7> ilba edit /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf and change alwaysrestartserver=false to alwaysrestartserver=true
<2> liable, i was going to change: HEED_DEFAULT_DISPLAY_MANAGER=true
<0> mcquaid: ok, whats dmesg say about gdm?
<11> whenever i start playing music, my ubuntu stops and goes back to the login screen?
<9> ownerx thanx man
<0> mcquaid: where?
<7> np
<2> in /etc/init.d/gdm
<2> the gdm script rc2.d points to
<0> mcquaid: no, dont mess with that script, what version of ubuntu?
<2> breezy
<0> ok
<8> here it is http://pastebin.com/552265
<12> rewt_: with which application?
<4> redblade: the reason I know all of this is because I make a habit of using an app then learning how the app does what it does. I the process, I have learned how to rip and encode a cd via the command line, but grip makes it all so much easier. What can I say, I am a documentation junkie
<11> Madpilot....I just downloaded a song with aMule....Then I clicked on the file to open it and my ubuntu crashed to login screen
<0> mcquaid: ok, so gdm isnt running now?
<2> no
<0> mcquaid: what error when you start it?
<8> did you see it ?
<2> no error when started manually
<10> w32, install gcc-3.4 g++-3.4 (breezy installs gcc4 by defauklt, but the kernel is compiled using v3.4)
<2> let me verify
<12> rewt_: if it was an mp3, do you have mp3 playing enabled? Also, does this happen with other music files as well?
<4> timfrost: thank you for saying that, that is very good info to know
<11> i dont know ive only tried it with this file....
<11> how do I enable mp3 playing?
<0> w32: bizzare, re-install build-essential
<4> !restricted formats
<13> restricted formats is, like, totally, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats or 'codecs'
<12> rewt_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
<12> ardchoille: heh :P
<2> liable, yeah no error starting gdm
<4> hehe
<11> kk brb
<0> mcquaid: try a reboot
<2> hmm, i've rebooted a few times, but i'll try again i guess
<2> brb
<3> oh I am so happy !
<3> I got my cd drive to play ... thank you :)
<11> can i do this gstreamer through synaptics package manager?
<12> rewt_: yes
<4> catnip: this is one of the best channels on freenode, IMHO :)
<14> is there a way to use an alternative mirror for the initial install, i.e. packages that aren't on the cd?
<11> is the amarok-gstreamer the same thing?
<12> rewt_: no
<3> ardchoille : I'm a believer - that was quick ! (said the nonbeliever to "the other object" .. ;))
<0> w32: ??
<7> okay i completely uninstalled azureus from the repos and unpacked to a new directory in my home folder
<7> and now it works fine
<11> k so once i install gstreamer-mad i should be able to open any mp3 and play it without it crashing?
<2> ain't that a kick in the head, it starts now
<12> rewt_: in theory, yeah
<2> not sure what exactly fixed it, i guess 4th reboot's the charm
<4> hehe
<11> do i have to start gstreamer as like an app...or does it doe this automatically when i open a mp3?
<2> liable, thx for all your suggestions
<4> rewt_: I believe the app that plays the mp3 starts it
<12> rewt_: totem or whatever should just work w/ the gstreamer codecs
<11> do i have to open totem before i double click the mp3?
<0> mcquaid: cool
<11> or does it not open it automatically?
<12> rewt_: if Totem is set up to play your mp3s, it should just work
<11> here we go...ill be back if it doesnt work
<6> lol
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