[Discuss] Ripping Audio Cd then copying to Android

[blu at nedharvey.com (Edward Ned Harvey (blu))]

> From: discuss-bounces+blu=nedharvey.com at blu.org [mailto:discuss-
> bounces+blu=nedharvey.com at blu.org] On Behalf Of Jerry Feldman
> 
> I am using K3B to rip a couple of audio CDs I have with the intent to
> copy the resulting files to my Android. Currently I am creating this as
> a single Ogg Vorbis file. I'm pretty sure this is a good format for
> Android, but just asking for advice.

Oh - there is one thing I would say about android audio players - There are a ton of players that are either time-limited trials, or feature limited trials, or spyware.  (Read the TOS, some of them collect your email address, location, home address, phone numbers you call, etc).  I recently searched for audio players, and specifically included things like "GPL" and "open source" in my searches, to find something that wasn't going to be an offensive pile of junk.  I settled on "Android Music Player" by JRTStudio.  It's a decent basic player, apache license.  The same guys produce Rocket Music Player, which has both a free and non-free version.  The free version is feature limited, but fine for most people (no lossless formats).  The non-free version is $4.  I opted to pay the $4, because I liked them producing Android Music Player, and I care about lossless audio.