Hello
It seems like my copy of EAC no longer converts cd's to FLAC. They wind
up as WAV files. My touch doesnt see them. What burners are best to use
for FLAC?
Thanks
Mike
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citabria327 wrote:
> Hello
> It seems like my copy of EAC no longer converts cd's to FLAC. They wind
> up as WAV files. My touch doesnt see them. What burners are best to use
> for FLAC?
>
Sounds like a settings issue, but if not, just use the reference FLAC
encoder to convert the WAVs to FLAC
Hi Mike,
The latest version of EAC is 1.3, from September 2016. I think that
by default it already uses an instance of the flac encoder. You can also
use an external flac encoder, as I do. Download the latest version of
flac from: https://xiph.org/flac/download.html (Flac 1.3.2). I use the
Windo
Julf wrote:
> Sounds like a settings issue, but if not, just use the reference FLAC
> encoder to convert the WAVs to FLACs.
Thanks. so look for 'the reference flac encoder?
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Percival Sweetwater wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> The latest version of EAC is 1.3, from September 2016. I think that
> by default it already uses an instance of the flac encoder. You can also
> use an external flac encoder, as I do. Download the latest version of
> flac from: https://xiph.org/flac/dow
You might want to look at the following link to see whether you can
restore the Flac compression within EAC:
https://wiki.hydrogenaud.io/index.php?title=EAC_and_FLAC
If you want an easy to use Flac encoder/decoder there is Flac Frontend
which gives a simple GUI to the official Flac tools (and i
citabria327 wrote:
> NICE! Thank you!
if my music is stored on my I drive, is that what i should use for the
encoder as well? thanks
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citabria327 wrote:
> if my music is stored on my I drive, is that what i should use for the
> encoder as well? thanks
It doesn't really matter. C:\ is usually the drive where the operating
system (Windows) is installed.
BTW, Just found a brand new version of flac (1.3.3):
https://www.videohelp
If you have already ripped CDs as .wav files, I would use Foobar 2000 to
convert them to flac, using the same C:\flac\flac.exe as the encoder.
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Percival Sweetwater wrote:
> It doesn't really matter. C:\ is usually the drive where the operating
> system (Windows) is installed.
>
> BTW, Just found a brand new version of flac (1.3.3):
> https://www.videohelp.com/software/FLAC-Encoder
thanks again!
citabria327 wrote:
> Thanks. so look for 'the reference flac encoder?
https://xiph.org/flac/
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