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Converting Audio Files On Linux Mint This article covers the issue of converting audio files on Linux Mint. Converting audio files can be a hard thing to accomplish if one does not have the proper tools to do so, that is why I will also cover a few different applications capable of converting.

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By: Anonymous
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What about xcfa (http://www.xcfa.tuxfamily.org/static2/xcfa).I've found it very useful... but lately the cue/splitting functionality fails...

 

By: xcfaudio
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You must use the latest version  ;)

By: Cae
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If you are using the KDE4 version, installing pacpl and right click in dolphin, and smile.

By: def
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Thanks for this overview!  Short, but still useful.

There's also a command-line program called fmedia which can convert audio between ogg/mp3/wav/flac really fast:

http://fmedia.firmdev.com/

By: Pierre
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Hi,

When converting midi to mp3 with SoundConverter, there's an error message saying something is missing from the installation of SoundConerter.