ezra: iTunes.exe or iTunesEncode.exe?
And I mean error checking, not error correction. iTunes can stop for all sorts of reasons, so iTunesEncode is checking error responses from the calls to iTunes and will spit out more useful error messages now. Also it'll return an error code and if EAC checks that error code, it'll not delete the temporary WAV, because iTunesEncode won't have been able to finish encoding it.
To set it up in EAC, go to the Compression Options:
-Use External Program for Compression is on
-User Defined Encoder
-Extension is .M4A
-Program is c:\full\path\to\iTunesEncode.exe
-Additional command line options are similar to this:
-e "AAC Encoder" -a "%a" -l "%g" -t "%t" -g "%m" -y %y -n %n -i %s -o %d -d
-Delete WAV after Compression is ON
-Add ID3 tag is OFF
-Check for external programs return code is ON
Current News:
-Yes, the percentage indicator doesn't work. Not sure why yet. (Edit: this is now fixed, redownload it)
-I'm also working on adding Artwork capabilities at the moment.
(Edit2: Artwork is now an option as well. Add -r "c:\full\path\to\artwork.jpg" to the command line to add artwork to the file. JPG or PNG are allowed by iTunes.)
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How would i set up my command line in foobar to add artwork? My jpeg's are called folder.jpg in each albums folder of ape files.