XRECODE

Here's another update to try - https://xrecode.com/test/Asetup_xrecode ... _1.185.exe
XRECODE 3 [64-bit] - 1.185 [Beta 2026-07-05/2991]
I used the same approach as for the DTS encoder, as the command line parameters apparently don't work as expected.

OK, here's an update to try - https://xrecode.com/test/setup_xrecode3 ... _1.185.exe
XRECODE 3 [64-bit] - 1.185 [Beta 2026-07-05/2987]
As I don't have the tool, I was unable to test it properly

Hi,
I don't have access to that program. If you could share it with me at xrecode@gmail.com (via e.g. https://wetransfer.com).

Hi,
Here's an update to try - https://xrecode.com/test/setup_xrecode3 ... _1.184.exe
XRECODE 3 [64-bit] - 1.184 [Beta 2026-06-03/2974]
Now lossy files will internally be converted to 32bit when the output is also set to a 32bit.

XRECODE for Linux is available here - https://xrecode.com/4m/index_linux.htm

Please check here - viewtopic.php?t=1992

OK, I see.
Here's an update to try https://xrecode.com/test/setup_xrecode3 ... e_1.180.7z
I added support for %P%S style of files for the /i parameter.
I don't use any of the File managers you mentioned, so please let me know how it worked.

OK, I see.
To use /i together with /r you need to pass the input folder and a mask e.g.
Program will then pick up all *.wav files in c:\files folder and sub-folders.

Hello,
What exactly is %P%S ? It would help if you could show the actual final/full command line.

I just sent it to your email address.