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FlacSquisher

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Description

A Windows utility that converts Flac files to MP3 or Ogg Vorbis format, maintaining the directory structure in the Flac directory.

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Conversion

License

Apache License V2.0

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  • Posted by maiko 2012-08-08

    Ok I just tested it out with a not expected outcome, so here's my criticism: The UI for opening file.. well, it doesn't exist, one only tells the SW in which folder the file/-s resides, in my case I had a FLAC file and set up the SW to convert it to MP3, what happened is it started to convert other files such as MP4 and FLV (those file formats are not even in the description on this page of those formats this SW can convert), it went on and wanted to convert another MP3 to MP3, really...? Come on! * Please make it possible for the user to chose both files AND folder * Please don't let this program just mull on and convert EVERYTHING it finds in the source folder, let the user chose which format to convert from, and to what format. I appreciate the effort, but as it stands now it lacks a lot of basic control and I am not going to use it any more as of now, but will be happy consider it again when above things are fixed. Thanks anyway!

  • Posted by Rafis 2012-06-26

    Great project! Excellent!

  • Posted by Killer Orca 2010-03-02

    Great little program that does as advertised.

  • Posted by Ian P 2013-04-01

    This worked perfectly to convert 12 FLAC files to MP3s. I was able to select the maximum bitrate of 320Kbps and it did the job very quickly and perfectly. I had a tiny job to do in Windows Media Player of editting the name of each track. Excellent software.

  • Posted by Don Venardos 2013-01-20

    Didn't realize until I looked at the code that it ignores files that already exist in the destination directory, this is perfect for my usage. You can just setup a source root folder and destination root folder and then re-run whenever you rip new CDs to flac. In regards to maiko's review, you can specify file extensions to ignore in case you have junk in you flac folders that shouldn't be there.

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Additional Project Details

Intended Audience

End Users/Desktop

User Interface

.NET/Mono

Programming Language

C#

Registered

2008-07-01

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