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Subject: de-compress FLAC files?
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Original Message 1/6 24-Apr-08 @ 07:22 PM - de-compress FLAC files?
i just downloaded vocals from DJ Vadim's album but it sucks listening to them in winamp.
oh btw... check THIS out , its where i got them from.
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Message 2/6 25-Apr-08 @ 03:13 PM - RE: de-compress FLAC files?
Set output dir, press play, enjoy.
Message 3/6 27-Apr-08 @ 05:06 PM - RE: de-compress FLAC files?
Message 4/6 28-Apr-08 @ 11:34 AM - RE: de-compress FLAC files?
Nice resource! They also have some acapella vocals waiting to be destroyed/humiliated
Message 5/6 02-Jun-08 @ 08:43 PM Edit: 02-Jun-08 | 08:49 PM - RE: de-compress FLAC files?
milan wrote:
so... anyone know of a way to turn FLAC compressed files into WAV?
i just downloaded vocals from DJ Vadims album but it sucks listening to them in winamp.
oh btw... check THIS out , its where i got them from.
Creative Commons, baby
If in winblow$, open a command prompt in the direcotry where the files exist
and type the following. If flac is not in your path, either type the full path to flac or
copy it into the directory.
flac.exe -d filename.flac
or if there are many files, you could put the whole list in a text file...
flac.exe -d filename1.flac
flac.exe -d filename2.flac
flac.exe -d filename3.flac
pause
then rename the text file with a .bat extention. Then run the file.
You might need to first change the Folder Options/ View settings in
windows explorer by unchecking Hide extensions for known file types
and possibly some other options. Otherwise renaming a .txt to a .bat
will not change the file type, it just changes the name of the to filename.bat.txt.
or create a drop file. Again you might need to change the settings like above.
Create file with teh following:
flac.exe -d %1
pause
save and rename with a .bat extension. Then drag and drop the flac
onto the bat. The pause is optional.
If in linux, open a terminal where the files reside..
flac -d filename.flac
or create a file with multiple files...
flac -d filename1.flac
flac -d filename2.flac
flac -d filename3.flac
save, then run it in a terminal with...
sh filename
or if you want to get fancy
chmod 755 filename and then run the file...
./filename
To see all the options...
flac --help
or to write them to a file...
flac --help > flac-help.txt
hope this helps,
cheers
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