Linux
Graphical Frontends
The following programs are graphical BladeEnc frontends that use the X11 graphics system.
Please note that this isn't a complete list, I recommend a search
for "BladeEnc"
on www.freshmeat.net if none of these are what you are
looking for.
Most of them should work on other UNIX systems as well.
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Author: | Adrian Schroeter | Version: | 0.2.7.1 |
| Homepage: | http://krabber.automatix.de/ | |||
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| Description: Krabber is a KDE based
graphical frontend for the CD-Ripper CD Paranoia and BladeEnc (can also
use other encoders like 8hz-mp3, mp3enc and l3enc ).
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Author: | Arnaud Rolly | Version: | 0.0.7 |
| Homepage: | http://www.multimania.com/linzeus/kblade/ | |||
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| Description: KBlade is a KDE-based
graphical frontend for BladeEnc. Nice and straight forward layout and supports
Drag-n-Drop.
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Author: | Mike Oliphant | Version: | 1.9 |
| Homepage: | http://www.ling.ed.ac.uk/~oliphant/grip/ | |||
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| Description: Grip is a gtk-based
cd-player and front-end for cd-rippers and MP3 encoders. It allows you
to rip entire tracks, or pinpoint a section of a track to rip. The CDDB
protocol is supported for retreiving/submitting track information from/to
disc database servers.
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