@JohnC: I'd be interested to see how you're reading the FLAC comments.
I've been working on an album art downloader in C# (more as an exercise
in 2.0 than anything else). The bit-twiddling needed to decode the
comments was doing my head in so I ended up porting the relevant parts
of the java FLAC
Nothing wrong with the code route but I would also suggest Foobar2000 to
transcode from flac to mp3. I've used it with the -aps flag to create
great sounding vbr mp3s to play on my ipod. The Foobar UI and array of
features can be daunting initially but there are plenty of guides to get
you
sugarmonster Wrote:
@JohnC: I'd be interested to see how you're reading the FLAC comments.
I've been working on an album art downloader in C# (more as an exercise
in 2.0 than anything else). The bit-twiddling needed to decode the
comments was doing my head in so I ended up porting the
I'm not sure, but the already existing perl based flac2mp3 utility might
work on Windows, I have personally only used it on linux. Anyway thanks
for posting the code for your conversion utility.
flac2mp3:
http://robinbowes.com/projects/flac2mp3
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erland Wrote:
I'm not sure, but the already existing perl based flac2mp3 utility might
work on Windows, I have personally only used it on linux. Anyway thanks
for posting the code for your conversion utility.
flac2mp3:
http://robinbowes.com/projects/flac2mp3
I read that it does work for
radish Wrote:
To be fair, installing perl involves going to activestate.com,
downloading the installer and running it. It's no more complex than
installing VS2k5. But yes, the more code the better so thanks for
sharing.
I got as far as installing activestate but then wasn't really sure how
johnc_22 wrote:
radish Wrote:
To be fair, installing perl involves going to activestate.com,
downloading the installer and running it. It's no more complex than
installing VS2k5. But yes, the more code the better so thanks for
sharing.
I got as far as installing activestate but then
Here's some C# code my friend wrote to read the Vorbis comments. You
really just need to read the first 1K of the file.
This is based on the format spec here:
http://flac.sourceforge.net/format.html
public static FlacMetadata ReadComments(Stream flacStream)
{
