Pag nagpasok kayo ng isang Audio CD sa Kubuntu, kikilalanin ito ng sistema, ikakabit, at pagkatapos ay tatanungin kayo kung ano ang gusto ninyong gawin sa CD. Para patugtugin ang CD, piliin Patugtugin and Audio CD sa Amarok at pindutin ang Amarok, piliin Lagi itong gawin para sa ganitong uri ng media at pindutin ang buton. Kung kayo ay nakakabit sa Internet, kukunin ng Amarok ang pangalan ng CD, ang pangalan ng mang-aawit, at impormasyon ng kanta mula sa freedb.org. Kung ang titik ng kantang pinatutugtog ay maaaring makuha, piliin ang Titik tab. Maaari din kayong kumuha ng impromasyon tungkol sa mang-aawit mula sa Wikipedia sa pamamagitan ng pagpili sa Mang-aawit tab.
buton. Kung nais ninyong laging patugtugin ang mga Audio CD gamit angPag nagpasok kayo ng isang Audio CD sa Kubuntu, kikilalanin ito ng sistema, ikakabit, at pagkatapos ay tatanungin kayo kung ano ang gusto ninyong gawin sa CD. Piliin Kunin at Isalin Ang Mga Kanta at pindutin ang K3b, ang taga-gawa ng CD at ng DVD Kreator, na magsasabi sa inyo kung ano ang mga maaari ninyong gawin.
. Magbubukas angTo start K3b manually go to → → .
Sa loob ng K3b, piliin ang mga tugtog na gusto ninyong isalin. Sa simula, lahat ng tugtog ay hinirang.
Pindutin ang
buton.Ang buton ng pagsasalin ng K3b
Inside the CD Ripping window you are provided with many options.
Options - provides settings for filetype (Wave, MP3, Flac, and Ogg-Vorbis), destination directory, and other options.
The MP3 protocol is a restricted protocol. In order to utilize it with K3b, please refer to the information at the end of this procedure.
Pagpapangalan ng File - mga kaayusang may kinalaman sa parisan ng mga pangalan, parisan ng pagkakasunud-sunod sa pagpapatugtog ng mga kanta, at pagpapalit sa mga patlang ng mga titik na inyong ibibigay.
Advanced - provides settings for paranoia, read retries, and others.
Select the Filetype from the Options tab. To the right of the filetype is a blue gear, select that for advanced settings for the filetype selected.
Once all settings are complete press the
button.Once the process is completed, close out of K3b.
K3b can extract audio files to the following formats:
Ogg Vorbis - Ogg Vorbis is a patent-free lossy audio compression format which typically produces higher quality and greater compression than MP3. See the Vorbis website for more information.
FLAC - FLAC is the Free Lossless Audio Codec. It can compress audio files up to 50% without removing any information from the audio stream. For more information on this format, see the FLAC homepage on sourceforge.net.
WAV - Wav is an uncompressed audio format, which can be compressed into OGG Vorbis or a codec of your choice. It is often used while working on sound in applications like Audacity, before being compressed.
You can also extract CD audio files to the proprietary non-free MP3 format by using the lame encoder. Install the lame to enable recording to the MP3 protocol. Please refer to the Adding Applications documentation for help with installing applications.
Kubuntu does not directly support the MP3 format, because it is restricted by patents and proprietary rights. Instead Kubuntu supports the Ogg Vorbis format out of the box, a completely free, open and non-patented format. Ogg Vorbis files also sound better then MP3 files of the same file size and are supported by many popular music players (a list of players is here).
You can still play your old MP3 files by installing MP3 support (see the section called “Multimedia Codecs”). Instructions for other formats, such as Windows Media Audio (wma/wmv) and other patent encumbered formats can be located in the Ubuntu community documentation at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats.
The default music application on your Kubuntu system is the Amarok Music Player, a music management and playback application that looks similar to iTunes. When you first start Amarok, it will scan your home directory for any supported music files you have and add it to the database. To start Amarok go to → → .
Amarok has an inbuilt ID3 tag editor that can edit the metadata on your OGG and other music files. Please see the Amarok Handbook.
You can play music directly off your iPod with Amarok. Simply plug your iPod into the computer, and open Amarok.
To transfer music files to and from an iPod, you can use Amarok as well. Please see the Amarok Handbook on how to manage media files in your iPod.