On 04/07/09 04:13, Swimmerbird123 wrote: > After assigning a drive letter to my music > folder on the linux server, the script seems to recognize the files and > start to process them,but gives the following error message for each > file: > ------------- > C:\Documents and Settings\xxx>"c:\program > files\dmus\flac2mp3-0.2.7\flac2mp3.pl" R:\Berlioz "c:\music on c\mp32" > Processing directory: R:\Berlioz > 17 flac files found. Sorting...done. > Processing "Requiem, Op. 5 [Davis] (Disc 1)/01 - Requiem - Kyrie.flac" > 01 - Requiem - Kyrie.flac: WARNING, cannot check MD5 signature since it > was unset in the STREAMINFO > Processing "Requiem, Op. 5 [Davis] (Disc 1)/02 - Dies irae - Tuba > mirum.flac" > 02 - Dies irae - Tuba mirum.flac: WARNING, cannot check MD5 signature > since it was unset in the STREAMINFO > ...
Hmmmm. That's not right. What is the output from: flac -t "R:\Berlioz\Requiem, Op. 5 [Davis] (Disc 1)/01 - Requiem - Kyrie.flac" ? flac2mp3.pl uses the flac md5 signature to identify whether the target mp3 file us up-to-date (it writes the md5 signature to a custom tag; if the flac file changes, the md5 signature changes, so the file will be transcoded). I'm not sure how those flac files were produced, but they really should have md5 signatures. This is quite a serious problem, I think. Or something don't know about. R. _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
