Quoting Alan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > In case you're wondering, you have to specify the --ogg option to make > it > > completely Ogg-compatible. Here's my flac line: > > > > $ flac -V --ogg -8 -o something.flac something.wav > > > > -V verifies the conversion > > -8 gives maximum (lossless) compression > > -o names the output file > > When you say "ogg-compatible" do you mean that it'll be identified as > an > ogg file by anything that plays ogg (the docs and FAQ aren't > completely > clear on this). IE: I can have completely lossless compression and > have > it appear to be an ogg file? Or am I missing something....
I'm not really sure, actually. It just sounded like a "Good Thing". I hear that with that enabled, you can rename stuff to something.ogg and have it still be FLAC inside. Don't know what the implications are, though. -- Joel Konkle-Parker Webmaster [Ballsome.com] Phone [662-518-1636] E-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
