rst6616 wrote: > Robin, > That's pretty funny. <cough> <cough> I would be happy to donate. How?
http://robinbowes.com/projects/flac2mp3 Click on the "Paypal Donate" button. > What do you mean by a sub-version client? Can I just download all the > files in /trunk and copy them to the same locations as found on my > computer as located in v2.7? I would be happy to volunteer as a beta > tester. As this thread is entitled "Flac2mp3 Windows help for non-programmers" I suggest you forget about subversion and instead download v0.3.0rc1 from here: http://robinbowes.com/download/flac2mp3/ UPGRADE WARNING: This version uses a new way to determine whether or not to transcode the flac file (it stores the MD5 checksum from the flac file in a tag in the mp3 file). If you have already used flac2mp3 to create an mp3 copy of your flac library then the first time you use v0.3.0 you should use the "--tagsonly" option to update the tags (including the md5 tag) in all your files e.g. flac2mp3.pl --tagsonly d:\flacs c:\mp3 If you do not do this, flac2mp3 will begin to transcode all your files again - not the end of the world, but potentially time-consuming! > I want to have at least 192k bitrate and probably vbr-new if you > recommend this. I would like to know what the default values for each > switch is in your flac2mp3 perl script (or I guess I mean the default > values used by lame) so that I can decide if any of these default > settings need changing? Look here: http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Recommended_LAME I use "--preset standard", which is equivalent to "-V 2 --vbr-new" Although, as I use flac2mp3 mainly for my iPod, I may change that to "--preset fast medium". HTH, R. _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
