I think it might be better always to put the all important ogg- in front of the FLAC if that's the case :-)
snoogly - I did searh on my system for anything with FLAC in the name after installation and came across a new script in iTunes, which must have been installed with the whole package. It seemed like the answer to my prayers...flaac keeps the tags but uses faac and Toast uses the QT encoders but loses tags.
I suppose I could put each track in a separate folder before conversion...heheh.
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No luck with FLAC - ffooky
I think it might be better always to put the all important ogg- in front of the FLAC if that's the case :-)
snoogly - I did searh on my system for anything with FLAC in the name after installation and came across a new script in iTunes, which must have been installed with the whole package. It seemed like the answer to my prayers...flaac keeps the tags but uses faac and Toast uses the QT encoders but loses tags.
I suppose I could put each track in a separate folder before conversion...heheh.
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