Is there a batch mp3 encoder that...

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Is there a batch mp3 encoder that outputs the file keeping the filename
intact? All of the ones I have tried alter the filename in some way.
Please help. :D

Thanks guys.

Jack
 
Jack said:
Is there a batch mp3 encoder that outputs the file keeping the
filename intact? All of the ones I have tried alter the filename in
some way.
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?? Offhand, I can't think of any that *do* alter the file name assuming
you aren't writing to the source directory. No reason for it to do so
otherwise.

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Is there a batch mp3 encoder that outputs the file keeping the filename
intact? All of the ones I have tried alter the filename in some way.
Please help. :D
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Razorlame:
http://www.dors.de/razorlame/index.php

RazorLame is a so-called "front-end" for use with LAME. LAME is a
great MP3-Encoder: it's very fast, it produces high-quality files, has
many advanced features (like Variable Bitrates and Joint-Stereo), and
it's open source. Unfortunately, it is a command line utility, and
that is where RazorLame comes in: It provides an easy-to-use graphical
user-interface which makes MP3-encoding even easier!


Stable lame 3.96.1 download:
http://mitiok.cjb.net/

This is wav2mp3 encoding.

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Is there a batch mp3 encoder that outputs the file keeping the filename
intact? All of the ones I have tried alter the filename in some way.
Please help. :D
Click to expand...

RazorLame is a front-end for use with LAME.

LAME is a great MP3-Encoder: it's very fast, it produces high-quality
files, has many advanced features (like Variable Bitrates and
Joint-Stereo), and it's open source.

It is a command line utility, and that is where RazorLame comes in: it
provides an easy-to-use graphical user-interface which makes
MP3-encoding even easier!

You can find more about LAME at http://www.mp3dev.org/

http://www.dors.de/razorlame/index.php
 
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