Music file type converters for linux

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A user seeks a free program for converting music files into MP3 or other high-quality, compact formats compatible with XMMS on Linux. They mention that XMMS has been down, limiting their ability to check supported formats. The recommended solution is Grip, which allows users to rip CDs and supports encoding into MP3, OGG, FLAC, and WAV formats. Grip is noted as a perfect fit for the user's needs.
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What is a good, free of course, program that will convert music. I want one that will convert into mp3 format, or any format that has good quality and is small in size, and will play in xmms. (xmms has been down all day so I have no clue what formats are supported). I use linux btw. Thanks.
 
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If you want to rip cds I suggest grip ( http://nostatic.org/grip/ )

It supports encoding into mp3, ogg, flac and wav.
 
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Thanks dduardo, grip is perfect.
 
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