Lossless iTunes for Linux |
Lossless iTunes for Linux |
 Nov 11 2009, 23:21
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I am writing a script to convert FLAC files to iTunes. I need a way to encode files on Linux that work with iTunes. I haven't been able to get this to work yet. The format I use must be
1. lossless (I'd love to use Apple Lossless but theirs no encoder for Linux) 2. Have ID3 tags so the track info shows up in iTunes when you import the file (WAV is out) 3. I must be able to encode these files under Linux (no I don't want to use Wine or any way to run windows binaries under Linux) 4. Optionaly it would be nice is these files were the same size as my FLAC files (about 30% small then WAV) How about AIFF? I have been able get the FLACs to AIFF but I can't get the ID3 tags to convert over. I'm really stuck on this one. There has to be a format that works. |
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qristus Doesn't ffmpeg have ALAC support? http://ffmpe... Nov 11 2009, 23:40 agillis OK, thanks that's a good start. I didn't k... Nov 12 2009, 01:33 jcoalson have you tried fluke? works for me, tags and all,... Nov 12 2009, 02:20
agillis QUOTE (jcoalson @ Nov 11 2009, 20:20) hav... Nov 12 2009, 03:00 jcoalson sure, encode and tag the flacs on linux, import th... Nov 12 2009, 06:50 agillis QUOTE (jcoalson @ Nov 12 2009, 00:50) sur... Nov 12 2009, 19:08 jcoalson well then you're kind of stuck with whatever a... Nov 12 2009, 22:12 jcoalson one more thing, it sounds like you are getting int... Nov 12 2009, 22:26 agillis QUOTE (jcoalson @ Nov 12 2009, 16:26) one... Nov 13 2009, 03:15 jcoalson QUOTE (agillis @ Nov 12 2009, 21:15) I ca... Nov 13 2009, 07:40 agillis QUOTE (jcoalson @ Nov 13 2009, 01:40) the... Nov 13 2009, 22:01  |
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