Batch Convert

[Mike-B]

Hi Nick, hovering doesn’t do it for me. All my FLAC is dBpoweramp ‘Converted’ from WAV at level 5. The hover popup shows its compressed, see line 2, but that compression %%% varies from track to track, it does not show the FLAC level number as yours does

[ElMarko]

Thanks for the replies, gents, that’s useful information. I’ll check my files when I get home. More curiosity than anything.

[Nick.Lees]

Hmm…puzzled of East Sussex!

[Ceexkay]

Hi

If you can increase window size or scroll down in window. It looks as though all info not shown.
What follows ‘enco … ?

CK

[Mike-B]

@Ceexkay

If you can increase window size or scroll down in window. It looks as though all info not shown.
What follows ‘enco … ?

Its not possible to do anything with those ‘hover-over’ popups, try to touch them & they disappear.

[Mike-B]

@Mike-B

I’m now busy converting all my WAV to FLAC-5, but not touching the sizeable number of DSD’s & Mrs-Mike’s MP3’s stay as is.

All done, the batch conversion was easy to do. Sound wise, transcoding FLAC to WAV, there is no difference.
I knew I had a bunch of file mngt ‘house keeping’ issues that needed to get sorted & thats all been done.
One last thing is I need to do is sort some of the classical music metadata. The regular albums are all OK, the big mess is with the ‘compilations’ & free-bee CD’s that used to be dished out with magazines, Mrs Mike loves them for casual daytime listening so I must try to sort them.

Prior to the batch convert I removed all my business files & photo’s temporally for an off line deep clean & noted that the NAS with music only disc space that was at 46% with WAV & is now at 28% with FLAC.