best CD to FLAC ripper with Tagging and other options so...[views:10458][posts:64]_______________________________________ [Mar 16,2011 11:00pm - the_reverend ""] that app looks awesome. I started writing something exactly like that years ago, but never finished it. |
_______________________________________ [Mar 16,2011 11:47pm - the_reverend ""] A-J = about 1800 records (have to redo) K-O is about 1200 records |
_______________________________________ [Mar 30,2011 12:09am - the_reverend ""] just ripped upsidedown cross. |
_____________________________________ [Oct 4,2011 9:54am - the_reverend ""] getting so close to being done with this. |
_____________________________________ [Jan 6,2012 1:38pm - the_reverend ""] ok, jet sucked if you didn't know. DBpoweramp all the way. One problem is that itunes doesn't support flac. So I wrote this little script to have both FLAC and MP3 files. This will look for FLAC files and then generate a .mp3 I'm going to use this on my .wma, etc... to that clutter up my .mp3 directories. #!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Cwd; my $convertLocation = "C:/Program Files (x86)/Illustrate/dBpoweramp/CoreConverter.exe"; my $location = getcwd; #root directory my $n = 0; readsub($location); print "Found $n file(s)!\n"; #print the total number of files you found exit; sub readsub { my ($file_t) = @_; if (-f $file_t) { #if its a file $n++; #the total number of files print $file_t."\n"; #if ends with .flac, look for .mp3. If no .mp3, create #if ends with .wma, look for .mp3. If no .mp3, create #if ends with .mpa, look for .mp3. If no .mp3, create if($file_t =~ m/\.flac$/) { print "Converting:".$file_t,"\n"; my $outfilename = $file_t; $outfilename =~ s/\.flac$/\.mp3/g; if (-e $outfilename) { print "Already Exists:".$outfilename,"\n"; } else { system ("\"$convertLocation\" -infile=\"$file_t\" -outfile=\"$outfilename\" -convert_to=\"mp3 (Lame)\" -V 2") or print STDERR "couldn't exec foo: $!"; } } else { print "Skipping:".$file_t,"\n"; } } if (-d $file_t) { #if its a directory opendir(AA,$file_t) || return; my @list = readdir(AA); closedir (AA); my $file_to_act; foreach $file_to_act (sort @list) { if ($file_to_act =~ /^\.|\.$/) { next; } else { readsub("$file_t/$file_to_act"); } } } } |
______________________________ [Jan 7,2012 9:05am - duff ""] I need to figure out what that script stuff is. That exactly what I want to be able to do with my FLAC files. What are you playing you FLAC files on? Just your computer or is it hooked up to your home stereo? |
_______________________________________ [Jan 22,2013 12:30pm - the_reverend ""] I'm playing them on a radio station. |
_______________________________________ [Jan 22,2013 12:32pm - the_reverend ""] I started digitizing the entire general section of my radio station so that we are ready for our renovations. I've been digitizing non-stop since mid-decemeber and I've got 722GB so far. Right now I'm on BIG. oof. |
______________________________________ [Jan 28,2014 3:56pm - the_reverend ""] So many FLACs so far... SO MANY TB |
_________________________________________ [Jan 28,2014 5:17pm - conservationist ""] <3 Perl |
_______________________________________ [Sep 12,2016 11:24am - the_reverend ""] over 6 years later... and I'm getting so close to the end. |
_____________________________________ [Sep 12,2016 12:22pm - Alx_Casket ""] still haven't found anything better than dbpoweramp |
______________________________________ [Sep 12,2016 1:04pm - the_reverend ""] nope |
______________________________________ [Sep 12,2016 1:05pm - the_reverend ""] I can do about 35-75GB of FLACs a day, |
_______________________________________ [Nov 18,2016 10:18am - the_reverend ""] getting so close to the first part of my project being done. Only 1 large box left... |