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What should be my command line for encoding to FLAC with EAC v0.99pb5?

This is the command line I should write to V0.99 prebeta 5 version of EAC for flac?

-6-V-T "ARTIST =% a"-T "TITLE =% t"-T "ALBUM =% g"-T "DATE ​​=% y"-T "TRACKNUMBER =% n"-T "GENRE =% m "-T" COMMENT =% e "% s-o% d

What should be my command line for encoding to FLAC with EAC v0.99pb5?

Reply #1
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-6 -V -T "ARTIST=%a" -T "TITLE=%t" -T "ALBUM=%g" -T "DATE=%y" -T "TRACKNUMBER=%n" -T "GENRE=%m" -T "COMMENT=%e" %s -o %d
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What should be my command line for encoding to FLAC with EAC v0.99pb5?

Reply #2
thanks 


What should be my command line for encoding to FLAC with EAC v0.99pb5?

Reply #4
As a semi-tangential reply to this topic: EAC is written such that with other codecs (such as the Ogg Vorbis encoder), there are absolutely no command line parameters necessary unless you want to add something "extra" (such as a comment tag), but not for the norms like "artist", "title", "album", "track", etc.  It really really REALLY bugs me that they won't simply update it so that it works correctly with the FLAC encoder in the same way.

 

What should be my command line for encoding to FLAC with EAC v0.99pb5?

Reply #5
Do you mean that EAC has native support for writing Vorbis Comment tags, instead of leaving this to the command-line encoder? I’ve never heard of it being able to write anything besides ID3 tags; but even if the former format were supported, you’d have no problem inasmuch as FLAC uses exactly that type of tag.