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[Icarus]

FlicFlac 0.36 - WAV/FLAC/MP3/OGG Converter (Single-EXE GUI)



A small utility to convert WAV, FLAC, MP3 and OGG files to any of the other formats.
Requires some external files (see notes at the beginning of the code).

When compiled, it will "swallow" the external converters using FileInstall, so that the resulting compiled code is a single exe, with no dependencies.

Converting multiple files at once is supported.
Dragging files/folders on the GUI is supported.
Context menu (shell) integration is supported.

To compile, put the flac.exe, lame.exe, oggenc.exe, oggdec.exe and the INI file in the same directory as this script.

Both a compiled version and source code are available on the FlicFlac Homepage

[polyethene]

Cool, I haven't heard of flac to mp3 transcoders. Is this closed source?
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[n-l-i-d]

Very nice!

In case you plan on adding more file formats: BeSweet and/or RareWares and/or FMOD might be interesting too...

I found an old, but small (77k) 1.0.1, 2004 version of oggdec on my machine, I uploaded it here in case you are interested in it (the latest version 1.9.6 is over 300k).

[Icarus]

Both a compiled version and source code are available on the FlicFlac Homepage.

[Icarus]

Due to popular demand, Ogg support is added.
Still maintaining "all formats to all formats" policy.

Since I am not an Ogg user, let me know if there is any Ogg-specific requirements I should consider.

For now, I used a quality setting of 5 (as opposed to the default 3) and I used the ogg tagging to write artist, year and song name (same logic as I used in the MP3 ID3)

Quality setting is configurable in INI, but nothing else (in the Ogg section)

n-l-i-d - took your advice and stayed with the 1.0.1 enc/dec version - it is not only lighter, it also does not require the DLLs.

Although the code source code ZIP does not contain the encoders, if you do not feel like looking for them, the compiled EXE contains all four executables via FileInstall, and it will spit them to your windows temp folder (look for flac.exe, lame.exe, oggenc.exe and oggdec.exe)

Hope the implementation is satisfactory - Ogg encoding seems to be very slow, but it is what it is.

As always, comments are welcome.
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[hapyman]

Sorry to revive this but this is great. I was just about to write out a script to do the same exact thing using LAME. I wanted something really small and simple so my step-mom could encode large WAV files. She isn't too handy with even moderately complex applications so I was going to make a REEEEAAAAALLLLY simplified GUI for her.


Thanks again. Nice work!

[Guest]

thanx

[Guest]

thanx