1. take audio track from the cd
2. use k3b:
optionally: sudo cdparanoia -B
This will rip your audiobook CD, into the current directory, splitting each track into it's own WAV file.
Read more: http://www.brighthub.com/computing/linux/articles/41095.aspx#ixzz0d1TIm0K2
3. lame -b 64 input-file.wav output-file.mp3
or lame --preset voice input-file.wav output-file.mp3
if you have multiple mp3. mp3wrap output-file.mp3 *.mp3
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
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