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Mareo - 2 formats, 2 locations?

Using Moreo to encode FLAC and mp3 files, is it possible to have the FLAC files saved to one location while the mp3's go to another?  When I try and change the @dest@ I get errors.  Ideally I would like for my directory structure to be like:

M:\Audio\FLAC\...
M:\Audio\MP3\...

Any suggestions?

Mareo - 2 formats, 2 locations?

Reply #1 –
check out this thread

and also take a look at MAREO´s documentation, specially the option named "OverridePathName" 

Mareo - 2 formats, 2 locations?

Reply #2 –
I'm having a similar problem but, probably less complex:

What I want to do with EAC is encode and tag to separate files (for each track) to three formats at once: FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, and MP3. I'm willing to make the directories and sub-directories for the artist name, release year, album title and CD number myself. The commands I'm using right now are as follows:

For FLAC: -8 -V -T "title=%t" -T "artist=%a" -T "album=%g" -T "date=%y" -T "tracknumber=%n" -T "genre=%m" %s -o %d

For Ogg Vorbis: (what do I use here? I never used Ogg Vorbis this way before)

For MP3: --alt-preset cbr 128

I know some things need to be changed to get it to tag so, what needs to be changed? I want my file names to be in the 01 - Title format. Is it MAREO that handles file naming or does my EAC settings handle it? Let me know exactly what I need to do...

Thanks very much and I appreciate all advice that you give me...

Mareo - 2 formats, 2 locations?

Reply #3 –
the first encoded file is handled by the ripper, the others (as the ripper is not aware of them) are handled by mareo:

ExtensionOfTheEncodedFile TextBetweenFinallEncodedNameAndExtension OverridePathName CommandToRunWithParameters

OverridePathName: here you can set a different path where MAREO would put the encoded file of the specific encoder. It must be a fully qualified Path Name. Also, instead of spaces, use the _. It is ignored for the first encoder Action Line, cause EAC and CDex like to rename the files themselves.

mp3 NONE NONE "@ownpath@\lame.exe" --alt-preset standard -Y --ta "@artist@" --tl "@cdname@" --tt "@songname@" --tn "@track@" --ty "@year@" --tg "@genre@" --tc "EAC+LAME -alt-pre-standard-Y" "@source@" "@dest@"

ogg NONE OGG "@ownpath@\oggenc.exe" --quality 9 "@source@" --output="@dest@" --artist "@artist@" --album "@cdname@" --title "@songname@" --tracknum "@track@" --date "@year@" --genre "@genre@" -c "COMMENT=EAC + Ogg Vorbis--Q9"

in this case, i would rip to mp3 and to ogg (vorbis), and the oggs would go into the OGG dir.

Mareo - 2 formats, 2 locations?

Reply #4 –
What if I have two drives?

I want the Ogg to go to Drive D:\
I want the Flac to go to Drive H:\

I want to maintain the same path to the file.  It's just
that I want all the FLAC on a separate drive.

Thanks!

Sean

Mareo - 2 formats, 2 locations?

Reply #5 –
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What if I have two drives?

I want the Ogg to go to Drive D:\
I want the Flac to go to Drive H:\

I want to maintain the same path to the file.  It's just
that I want all the FLAC on a separate drive.

Thanks!

Sean



I got it working:

ogg NONE NONE "E:\OggEncGT3B2\oggenc2.exe" --quality 6.1 "@source@" --output="@dest@" --artist "@artist@" --album "@cdname@" --title "@songname@" --tracknum "@track@" --date "@year@" --genre "@genre@" -c "COMMENT=EAC + Ogg Vorbis--Q6.1"



flac NONE H:\@artist@\@cdname@ "E:\FLAC\flac.exe" -5 "@source@" -o "@dest@" -T artist="@artist@" -T album="@cdname@" -T title="@songname@" -T tracknumber="@track@" -T date="@year@" -T genre="@genre@" -T comment="EAC+FLAC"

Mareo Rocks!

Sean
 

Mareo - 2 formats, 2 locations?

Reply #6 –
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I got it working:

Mareo Rocks!

Sean

thanks