verbatone wrote: > I have a library of flac files, and a transcoded set of ogg files. The > problem is if I change the flac file tags, which I'm constantly doing > cause my tagging is never perfect, I end up with inconsistent tagging > in my ogg library (compared to the flacs). > > Is there a utility for linux which can copy tags and apply them to > another set of files? I haven't been able to find anything yet. > > I do have a script which runs and converts any flac file that's newer > (or which doesn't exist) into an ogg file, but there are real negatives > to this approach. 1) It seems silly to re-encode when only the tags > have changed. 2) If I change the file name in the flac file, I get a > new and old version of the same file when I run my script again. My > script runs oggenc, but I don't see an option NOT to encode, but just > copy tags. > > Any ideas?
I wrote flac2mp3 for exactly that situation, except for mp3 files. If you're handy with perl, you might be able to hack it, assuming there's an equivalent perl module for ogg files? http://robinbowes.com/projects/flac2mp3 R. _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
