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Format option "ALAC" #28
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You can code in ALAC support (or any other ffmpeg supported format) by creating a custom wrapper script. I discuss this in the Syntax part of the README. In your case, based on your question above I would create a #!/bin/bash
. /usr/local/bin/flac2mp3.sh -a "-c:v copy -c:a alac" -e m4a Let me know how that works out. You may find you also have to include a bitrate, via To your second point, I have considered a batch mode, but there are file tagging issues that with that approach that aren't easily addressed. However, let me take a fresh look at this. |
Thanks |
- Added batch mode per issue #28 - Moved option check earlier in the script and completely reworked options/arguments processing - Added long arguments options - Added debug info for system API - Added debug info for config API - Added multiple debug logging levels, defaults to lowest Default debug level excludes the returned JSON, making it more readable and useful - Updated help text - Updated README - Normalized test event output - Added ALAC wrapper script
@Chris230291, I added the batch mode to this dev repo. Please test it out. |
Thanks. Unfortunately I have already converted existing tracks using db power amp. By the way he correct command for alac is |
Thanks! |
Release 2.0 closed this. |
Hi. Could you add support for flac2alac please?
ffmpeg -i input.flac -c:v copy -c:a alac output.m4a
Is it possible to batch convert like in your Sonarr/Radarr script?
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