I tried to rip a CD using K3B. It says I need a MP3 decoder. I install VLC media player. I still get the message, “MP3 decoder needed”. However, if I click ok, K3B is able to rip those cd’s.
All the CD’s came out ok, but one. It makes a crackling sound at various points. When I installed the multi-media package on previous install of opensuse, I never had this problem.
Can someone tell me what the problem might be? Thanks.
You only need an MP3 decoder if you want to burn an AudioCD out of MP3 files.
And installing VLC doesn’t help with K3B. You’d need to install k3b-codecs.
Or ignore that warning, there should be a “Do not show again” checkbox.
All the CD’s came out ok, but one. It makes a crackling sound at various points. When I installed the multi-media package on previous install of opensuse, I never had this problem.
Maybe the CD is dirty or scratched, maybe it is “copy-protected”, maybe your drive does not like it.
I can’t think of a different reason why there should be a problem with ripping an Audio CD, especially if it worked fine with others.
Yes. But actually you only need to search/install the package k3b-codecs with YaST or zypper.
If you don’t have the Packman repo already (which is essential for multimedia stuff, and gets added by above mentioned 1-click installs), you can also just add it in YaST->Software Repositories->Add->Community Repositories.