avconv -i *.flac output.ogg
Install vorbis-tools package.
$sudo aptitude install vorbis-tools
To run simply do
$oggenc -q 5 *.flac
(replace quality 5 by preferred quality).
flac2all
pacpl
fastoggenc
A script I made for flac into opus and copys all metadata! Including
embedded artwork!
no --help. modify to your needs.
todo:
* add --help/-h
* only encode new files
can be modified to do vorbis. With Opus you get more music on your
laptop for same quarlty :) but
Is there an application out there that will allow me to convert flac files to
ogg (I do not have enough to effectively compute and have flac on my laptop)
but to convert them in mass as my library is a bit vast? I certainly do not
want to covert it all by hand, so if anyone would post a tool
I like dir2ogg. It's a CLI application, good for large collections. For
example, to convert all supported audio files in your music folder, to ogg
with quality 8:
$ dir2ogg -q 8 -n -r --convert-all /path/to/music_folder
This preserves the original file.
$ man dir2ogg
to see all options.
Search SoundKonverter, SoundConverter
Soundconverter stop working suddenly for me at least in one of my laptops. I
don't knopw why.
You can use dir2ogg. It's available in Trisquel repo.
sudo apt-get install dir2ogg
http://sourceforge.net/projects/fastoggenc/
http://www.tuxamito.com/joomla/index.php/en/component/content/article/46-fastoggenc/86-fastoggenc
I use currently. Properly preserves metadata, if I remember
correctly. Lacks a normalization feature (not repalygain, which I love
but the audio players
Great thread,also help me solve the same problem. Thank you guys! Also, for
sharing purpose, I share with you another useful tip:
http://drm-assistant.com/dvdtips/view-dvd-movies-on-htc-series-phone-tablet.html
No problem, any suggestion is well recieved.
Also, let me wish you, to all of you, merry christmas.
WinFF also works. It's a frontend to FFmpeg.
Now, with Winff, I have a lot of options.
Thank you again for your help.
Greetings ladies and gentlemen.
I use oggconvert to transform mp3 to ogg.
The problem is that i can only do this with 1 file at time and I would want
to select multiple files and let the program do the job instead of waiting
for the program to finish and then selecte the next file.
Please
Oh, I forgot to mention that I want to convert sound files not video.
What he said. Also, I believe most software in GNU/Linux will give you the
commands you can use if you type for example oggconvert --help
Maybe the way quantumgravity suggested will work, maybe you have to use a
different syntax. Try the help command to see what you can use the program
for.
I've already tried that and it doesn't work.
I'm looking for a way to do it from command line but I have to teach another
person how to do it and he/she is not familiar with those kind of
enviroments.
the oggconvert --help does not show anything?
Try dir2ogg. It converts many formats to ogg.
$ man dir2ogg
just like to point out, that converting from one lossy format to another
lossy is a bad idea. these new OGGs aren't going to be as good, sound wise,
as the MP3s you are replacing. for confirmation, see vorbis FAQ topic at
http://www.vorbis.com/faq/#transcode
В 13:16 +0100 на 24.12.2013 (вт), franpa...@openmailbox.org написа:
I'm looking for a way to do it from command line but I have to teach another
person how to do it and he/she is not familiar with those kind of
enviroments.
Choose one of the Ogg command tools (dir2ogg, oggenc directly,
Thank you jbar, It works like a Dream.
I need to program a script to make easier for my friends to use the tool.
GNUser, Oggconvert does not have a command line tool so I could not do those
things.
Well, Thank you all.
Soundconverter or soundkonverter ?!
Ok, I will have this in mind; I will keep files in mp3 but I will transform
the Wav ones to ogg.
Thank you.
Perfect, that is exactly what I needed, thank you very much.
They were very scared when I told them that I should teach them how to use
the command line.
Also, thanks to all of you.
Ups sorry... I don't know the software you were trying to use, I was merely
giving you a suggestion (I thought it was a command line app since you said
you were doing it that way).
Well, I am happy you at least got your solution :)
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