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To encode mp3s, you will need an mp3 encoder. LAME is commonly used; it's in the multiverse repository, so make sure that is enabled, then do
Code:
sudo apt-get install lame
to install it.
You then need something to decode the .asf file. Once you have that you can 'pipe' it to lame. Or you may be able to find a GUI tool to do this for you.
I am running Ubuntu 8.10 (yes Gnome) with upgrades applied daily about 0900 UK time. Hardware is Dell Precision 420, 2x 800 MHz PIII, 512 MB RDRAM, nVidia GeForce 6800 128 MB AGP graphics, 18GB SCSI and 500GB IDE HDDs, DVD burner, Hauppage TV card.
To encode mp3s, you will need an mp3 encoder. LAME is commonly used; it's in the multiverse repository, so make sure that is enabled, then do
Code:
sudo apt-get install lame
to install it.
You then need something to decode the .asf file. Once you have that you can 'pipe' it to lame. Or you may be able to find a GUI tool to do this for you.
Iive installed Lame, ffmpeg and SoundKonverter. It works perfect.
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