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[Matt Hanyok <879525@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Same problem here. I hadn't even noticed I couldn't edit the settings
for ripping to Vorbis or MP3, but this is the first I've tried ripping a
CD in Rhythmbox since 11.10 was released. Was that an intentional
change?

(I do hope they bring Rhythmbox back as the default player. Banshee
frequently closes itself on me, so I've given up on using it as my audio
player).

Have any of you checked to see if it has this behavior on a clean
install? I installed a few gstreamer plugins at the same time I
installed Rhythmbox; even after uninstalling them it still behaves this
way. I haven't had the time to sit down and try a fresh install and just
Rhythmbox, though.

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Title:
  Rhythmbox CD ripping to FLAC broken in Oneiric

Status in “rhythmbox” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  After upgrading my Ubuntu to Oneiric, I can't seem to rip CDs to FLAC
  any longer with rhythmbox.

  - The preferences don't list FLAC/Lossless any longer (there's an empty entry, and if I select that, the example file name above changes to .flac - but that's it).
  - When I try to rip a CD with the above setting to the empty entry, I get the following error:
  "This file cannot be transferred as it is not in a format supported by the target device and no suitable encoding profiles are available."

  The "target device" in question is still an SMB share, as it was under
  Natty. I suspect there's rather some library missing, but everything
  (flac, liblfac8, etc.) seems to be installed, and gst-inspect-0.10
  seems to find flac-related stuff, too.

  Any ideas what's missing?

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