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*Copy all non-audio files to the destination folder - all non-audio files from the same folder as source files will be copied over to the destination folder. | *Copy all non-audio files to the destination folder - all non-audio files from the same folder as source files will be copied over to the destination folder. | ||
**Including sub-folders - files from sub-folders will be copied as well. | **Including sub-folders - files from sub-folders will be copied as well. | ||
*Convert on the fly - this is useful when dealing with large number of files (more than 1000). Normally, when files are added to the program, they are validated and audio properties and metadata are read. For large number of files this takes time. When "Convert on the fly" is used, no checking or reading is done - files are just added. Only when process is started, files are validated and metadata is read. This might result in some processing errors, as no validation is done. Also, audio properties will be displayed as ?. | *Convert on the fly - this is useful when dealing with large number of files (more than 1000). Normally, when files are added to the program, they are validated and audio properties and metadata are read. For large number of files this takes time. When "Convert on the fly" is used, no checking or reading is done - files are just added. Only when process is started, files are validated and metadata is read. This might result in some processing errors, as no validation is done. Also, audio properties will be displayed as ?. | ||
**Please note, that Metadata editor will be unavailable in this mode and %filename% will be used as an output file name pattern. | **Please note, that Metadata editor will be unavailable in this mode and %filename% will be used as an output file name pattern. | ||
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**Don't show warning if some were skipped - no warning will be shown if bad frame(s) were skipped. | **Don't show warning if some were skipped - no warning will be shown if bad frame(s) were skipped. | ||
**Delete damaged/not supported files (when configured so) - if setting to move files to Recycle Bin/Delete is used, then damaged files will be deleted/moved as well. | **Delete damaged/not supported files (when configured so) - if setting to move files to Recycle Bin/Delete is used, then damaged files will be deleted/moved as well. | ||
*Scan WAV files for DTS stream - Try to determine if WAV files contain DTS stream (which is usually not the case). If enabled, opening WAV files will take a bit longer. | |||
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Revision as of 14:09, 23 July 2016
- Copy all non-audio files to the destination folder - all non-audio files from the same folder as source files will be copied over to the destination folder.
- Including sub-folders - files from sub-folders will be copied as well.
- Convert on the fly - this is useful when dealing with large number of files (more than 1000). Normally, when files are added to the program, they are validated and audio properties and metadata are read. For large number of files this takes time. When "Convert on the fly" is used, no checking or reading is done - files are just added. Only when process is started, files are validated and metadata is read. This might result in some processing errors, as no validation is done. Also, audio properties will be displayed as ?.
- Please note, that Metadata editor will be unavailable in this mode and %filename% will be used as an output file name pattern.
- This mode is not available for CUE, Files with chapters and Audio-CD files.
- Skip bad frames - bad (damaged) frames will be skipped when decoding the file and a warning will be shown at the end of the process.
- Don't show warning if some were skipped - no warning will be shown if bad frame(s) were skipped.
- Delete damaged/not supported files (when configured so) - if setting to move files to Recycle Bin/Delete is used, then damaged files will be deleted/moved as well.
- Scan WAV files for DTS stream - Try to determine if WAV files contain DTS stream (which is usually not the case). If enabled, opening WAV files will take a bit longer.