Glad to hear it! Looks like you sorted things out while I was typing
this long message. Regarding SoftSqueeze, you should start another
thread. Rather than me just deleting this message, I'll leave it in
case it helps anyone else out.
Let's say you had a file called "song.wav". To compress it, you'd
type:
Code:
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flac -6 "song.wav"
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You could use a number other than 6, anything from 0 to 8.
Now say you want to verify the file, which decodes it at the same time
as it's encoding it, and if they don't match at the end, report an
error.
Code:
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flac -6 -V "song.wav"
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Write ReplayGain track tags:
Code:
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flac -6 -V --replay-gain "song.wav"
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Add tags with a -T, then in double quotes, what the tag name is
followed by what it will contain.
Code:
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flac -6 -V --replay-gain -T "artist=Some Guy" "song.wav"
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And finally if you want to specifically name the resulting flac file:
Code:
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flac -6 -V --replay-gain -T "artist=Some Guy" "song.wav" "Some Guy's
Song.flac"
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Looking familiar? This is all from
http://flac.sourceforge.net/documentation_tools_flac.html There are a
LOT more options.
Now EAC uses codes so that it can pass things on to flac. It doesn't
need the word "flac", it'll call it from the "location of flac.exe"
that you've specified. To specify artist, you use %a. Title, %t.
Album, %g. Etc., etc. Finally you use %s to specify the file name and
path.
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Mark Lanctot
'Sean Adams' Response-O-Matic checklist, patent pending!'
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