BatchEncoder - audio conversion

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Re: BatchEncoder

#16 Post by webfork »

Update: development on this program appears to have stalled back in 2018 with version 4.0

Changes

Added download tools automatically.
Added try to download tools option.
Added toggle selected items using space key.
Added items list search using keyboard.
Changed output path variables.
Added more variables for output path.
... (more details in link below)

https://github.com/wieslawsoltes/BatchEncoder/releases/

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Re: BatchEncoder

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webfork wrote: Sun Aug 02, 2020 2:33 pm Update: development on this program appears to have stalled back in 2018 with version 4.0

Changes

Added download tools automatically.
Added try to download tools option.
Added toggle selected items using space key.
Added items list search using keyboard.
Changed output path variables.
Added more variables for output path.
... (more details in link below)

https://github.com/wieslawsoltes/BatchEncoder/releases/
smaragdus wrote: Tue Mar 07, 2017 12:48 pm BatchEncoder at version 1.3, changes:
Changes
  • Added advanced output path options.
  • Added Validate Input Files option.
  • Added overwrite existing files option.
  • Updated tools download.ps1 script.
  • Variable names in format path are case insensitive.
  • Variable names in output path are case insensitive.
  • Added ffdcaenc DTS encoder format.
hi
last version is BatchEncoder 5.1 22 Sep 2020
could be edit or is there a way to setup the temp folder?
by the way the best tool to encode and decode i have ever used , and it's still not in the list , under file conversion there are so many outdated software , but really outdated without the support of few encoder , BatchEncoder does support all of them
thanks

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Re: BatchEncoder

#18 Post by Albert90 »

Just discovered this - super useful! I've always had to rely on online tools for this sort of stuff but an application is so much more usable, specially if it's portable!

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Re: BatchEncoder

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I have added it to my list for testing and adding to the database, unless one of you get to it first *wink*

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Re: BatchEncoder

#20 Post by giulia »

Andrew Lee wrote: Sat Dec 18, 2021 6:21 pm I have added it to my list for testing and adding to the database, unless one of you get to it first *wink*
Albert90 wrote: Sat Dec 18, 2021 11:58 am Just discovered this - super useful! I've always had to rely on online tools for this sort of stuff but an application is so much more usable, specially if it's portable!
Hi
but does somebody how setup the temp folder?
thanks

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Re: BatchEncoder

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giulia wrote: Sat Dec 18, 2021 10:47 pm Hi
but does somebody how setup the temp folder?
thanks
What issue are you encountering?

As far as I can tell, BatchEncoder does not appear to use any temp folder. It merely uses CLI tools to decode the source (to WAV) to stdout, then connect that to the stdin of the encoder to output directly to the target output file.

For example, when converting from MP3 to OGG, it uses lame to convert MP3 to WAV (stdout => stdin) WAV to OGG via oggenc2.

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Re: BatchEncoder

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Andrew Lee wrote: Sun Dec 19, 2021 12:35 am
giulia wrote: Sat Dec 18, 2021 10:47 pm Hi
but does somebody how setup the temp folder?
thanks
What issue are you encountering?

As far as I can tell, BatchEncoder does not appear to use any temp folder. It merely uses CLI tools to decode the source (to WAV) to stdout, then connect that to the stdin of the encoder to output directly to the target output file.

For example, when converting from MP3 to OGG, it uses lame to convert MP3 to WAV (stdout => stdin) WAV to OGG via oggenc2.
hi Andrew Lee
about batchencoder , the only thing i don't like is : is not able to transfer metadata
sadly the developer does update it anymore
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Re: BatchEncoder

#23 Post by Andrew Lee »

Added to the database:

https://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=3068

Please vote!

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Re: BatchEncoder

#24 Post by webfork »

Andrew Lee wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 4:59 pm Added to the database
Voted, thanks for doing that

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