I have a large collection of FLAC files, and have created a playlist of
all my favorites. I would like to convert the songs on my favorites list
to MP3 to carry around. Does anyone know of a tool to read a playlist
and convert only those songs on the list? Doing it manually would be a
big job sin
nyindieguy wrote:
> I have a large collection of FLAC files, and have created a playlist of
> all my favorites. I would like to convert the songs on my favorites list
> to MP3 to carry around. Does anyone know of a tool to read a playlist
> and convert only those songs on the list? Doing it manu
nyindieguy wrote:
> I have a large collection of FLAC files, and have created a playlist of
> all my favorites. I would like to convert the songs on my favorites list
> to MP3 to carry around. Does anyone know of a tool to read a playlist
> and convert only those songs on the list? Doing it manu
If you prefer a GUI approach, Mediamonkey can do this, and I'd be amazed
if Foobar wouldn't be able to do it.
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bakker_be wrote:
> If you prefer a GUI approach, Mediamonkey can do this, and I'd be amazed
> if Foobar wouldn't be able to do it.
Foobar can indeed do this
Load playlist
Select all
Right click and choose Convert - make sure the Output type and
Destination are suitable
VB2.4[/B] STORAGE *Q
Thanks for the info. Not to make things more complicated, but the
playlists were constructed in LMS, hosted on a Linux server. So the
playlist has static paths to the songs using Linux conventions, meaning
/ rather than \ as used in Windows. Will Foobar or other programs
actually be able to read
nyindieguy wrote:
> Thanks for the info. Not to make things more complicated, but the
> playlists were constructed in LMS, hosted on a Linux server. So the
> playlist has static paths to the songs using Linux conventions, meaning
> / rather than \ as used in Windows. Will Foobar or other program
Using symbolic links will probably work. Unlike directory junctions,
they support network drives... Following the scenario, recreate the
internal path of the share you are accessing, and mimick it on the
local, default drive...
>
> "Y:\mnt\storage\flac\Kraftwerk\Autobahn\03 - Kometenmelodie 2.f
nyindieguy wrote:
> Thanks for the info. Not to make things more complicated, but the
> playlists were constructed in LMS, hosted on a Linux server. So the
> playlist has static paths to the songs using Linux conventions, meaning
> / rather than \ as used in Windows. Will Foobar or other program
