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{{divbox|orange||'''Note:''' CD Ripping has become a legacy feature after Kodi 16. The functionality is still there, but no further development has been done from that moment.}} | {{divbox|orange||'''Note:''' CD Ripping has become a legacy feature after Kodi 16. The functionality is still there, but no further development has been done from that moment.}} | ||
<section begin="intro" />{{kodi}} has integrated Audio-CD (CDDA) ripping functionality. In order to use this feature, first configure the CD ripping settings (to set which encoder quality to use and where to store the files). To Rip the entire CD, highlight the Audio CD from the My Music root listing and choose ''Rip Audio CD'' from the context menu. To rip a single track, enter the Audio CD, highlight the desired track, and choose ''Rip Audio Track'' from the context menu.<section end="intro" /> | <section begin="intro" />{{kodi}} has integrated Audio-CD (CDDA) ripping functionality. In order to use this feature, first configure the CD ripping settings (to set which encoder quality to use and where to store the files). To Rip the entire CD, highlight the Audio CD from the My Music root listing and choose ''Rip Audio CD'' from the context menu. To rip a single track, enter the Audio CD, highlight the desired track, and choose ''Rip Audio Track'' from the context menu.<section end="intro" /> | ||
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== Adding audio encoders for Ubuntu == | == Adding audio encoders for Ubuntu == | ||
Audio encoders are now binary [[add-ons]], but in | Audio encoders are now binary [[add-ons]], but in Ubuntu they are not packaged with Kodi. All other official Kodi versions have these add-ons included with the default install. For Ubuntu, they must be installed through apt-get, similar to how [[PVR]] add-ons are installed. In the future this will be something the user can manage from within the Kodi GUI, but for now they must be installed outside of Kodi. | ||
{{Note|If you don't already have the Team Kodi (team-xbmc) PPA added, then you will need to do so in order to install the audio encoders (see '''[[HOW-TO: | {{Note|If you don't already have the Team Kodi (team-xbmc) PPA added, then you will need to do so in order to install the audio encoders (see '''[[HOW-TO:Install_Kodi_for_Linux|here]]'''). If you're not sure, you probably already have it installed, as that is how you normally install Kodi in the first place.}} | ||
# Quit Kodi if it is already running and open a terminal window | # Quit Kodi if it is already running and open a terminal window |
Latest revision as of 05:26, 10 July 2020
Music library | Ripping CDs |
Kodi has integrated Audio-CD (CDDA) ripping functionality. In order to use this feature, first configure the CD ripping settings (to set which encoder quality to use and where to store the files). To Rip the entire CD, highlight the Audio CD from the My Music root listing and choose Rip Audio CD from the context menu. To rip a single track, enter the Audio CD, highlight the desired track, and choose Rip Audio Track from the context menu.
Kodi will automatically download the album-information (via freedb.org CDDB) and update the ID3-tags with the proper information.
CD ripping settings
Adding audio encoders for Ubuntu
Audio encoders are now binary add-ons, but in Ubuntu they are not packaged with Kodi. All other official Kodi versions have these add-ons included with the default install. For Ubuntu, they must be installed through apt-get, similar to how PVR add-ons are installed. In the future this will be something the user can manage from within the Kodi GUI, but for now they must be installed outside of Kodi.
Note: If you don't already have the Team Kodi (team-xbmc) PPA added, then you will need to do so in order to install the audio encoders (see here). If you're not sure, you probably already have it installed, as that is how you normally install Kodi in the first place.
- Quit Kodi if it is already running and open a terminal window
- Type in
sudo apt-get update
and enter your password when prompted - Type in
sudo apt-get install PACKAGENAMEHERE
but replace PACKAGENAMEHERE with a package name from the table below.- example:
sudo apt-get install kodi-audioencoder-flac
- example:
The audio encoder add-on should now be installed. If Kodi was already running, restart it to load the add-on.
Audio encoder add-on packages
Package name | Description |
---|---|
kodi-audioencoder-vorbis |
audio encoder for vorbis |
kodi-audioencoder-flac |
audio encoder add-on for FLAC |
kodi-audioencoder-lame |
audio encoder for MP3 (lame) |
kodi-audioencoder-wav |
audio encoder for WAV. |