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...The folling is the actual command line passed to oggenc. /usr/bin/cdparanoia -v 1 - | dd ibs=5M | /usr/bin/oggenc - -q 9 -t "Pearl In" -a "Tosca" -l "Suzuki" -N "1" -d "" -c "description=Track #1" -c "genre=" -c "encode_date=2004-02-03" -c "cddb_id=a70df80c" -o "rip_temp_file.ogg" && mv "rip_tem p_file.ogg" "/sounds/ogg/Tosca/Suzuki/01_Pearl_In.ogg" I'm using oggenc .9 libvorbis rc3 Thanks for any help, and apologies if this is a well understood bug. Brant...

Hello, I have in the past few days played a bit with libogg. My goal is to learn enough of it to try wrapping current tarkin codecs into an ogg file, with vorbis sound eventually. I did work on a small program which allows you to easyly (de)multiplex Ogg files in a way which seems to conform to the docs. You can do things like: oggmux in1.ogg in2.ogg in3.ogg - mux3.ogg oggmux mux3.ogg -