XRECODE

Hello

I did a powershell script that creates a backup for the settings of most of my applications and i am wondering about xRecode.
I saw that we can "export settings" and this will create a zip file but is there a way to grab some files instead ?
If so, which ones

Thanks

It's working fine now. Thanks

Hi
Did not use Console mode for a while but always keep up to date. I did a PowerShell script to automate things and the result of that script was fine up until today. For some reason, a backup file ending with _orig_12345678 (random 8 digits numbers) is created and i didn't had that behavior before ...

Hey...
Just tried and works great...

Thanks for this additional switch.. Keep up the good work


JF

Hello
Is there a way to suppress or hide conversion information in command line ?

Getting this for every songs of albums... (that's what i'd like to hide)
Added 1 files. Please wait... [Normalizing] / Progress: 3% / Threads: 1 / Elapsed: 00:00:00 / Remaining: 00:00:03 / Files: 0/1 [Normalizing ...

Hello

/ns is a typo from copy paste... it's /nsit in my script
Just played the file within Foobar and you are right, replay gain is set correctly...
Meaning that my application cannot read this tag correctly .
I tried with Traktor Pro 3.4 and also MPC-HC from CodecPack... both cannot read it ...

Yes, the file is transcoded with new gain...

i sent a small file to wetransfer
Thanks

Hello

I understand what you said but even if there's no /dest , the new gain value specified by /nebl "-240" is not written in IDTag
I would prefer the option to write in IDTag rather than having to re-convert all files with /nsaa option (this option works fine btw)

Being a DJ for 25 years, i ...

this string works great:
-i "$Folder\*.flac" /fileexists 2 /createinsrc /dest flac /b 16 /sr 44100 /compression 4 /pt /n /na /nafa /nsaa /nebl "-240"

But this one does not apply gain changed to ID Tag in flac file:
-i "$Folder\*.flac" /n /na /nafa /ns /nebl "-240"