Hi all,
I've been a lurker here forever - awesome website!
I've got a question that's just slightly different than others already asked here. I searched quite a bit, so I hope this isn't a duplicate.
I have a few hundred albums ripped with EAC (to WAV and LAME mp3). I then encoded the waves to Monkey's Audio (and removed the WAV files).
I've pretty much given up on Monkey's Audio since (by the looks of MA's forums) the developer seems to have disappeared. I'm also using a Mac and a Linux box now as much as my Windows machines and while I can listen to "APE" files in Linux now, there are no encoding/decoding/tagging/etc tools for Linux or Mac.
So I'm converting all my APE files to FLAC files quite easily with "Frontah" (as suggested elsewhere in these forums).
Sorry. I'm rambling. I'm recovering from major back surgery and highly mediated at the moment! Doh!
That's the background, here's the question. Does anyone know if it's possible to take my new FLAC files and convert (a copy) to mp3 and then burn the resulting mp3's on a CD? I've got an mp3-cd player in my car and I really hate to store both FLAC and mp3 files on my computer just so I can conveniently burn mp3 CD's for my car.
I know there's a FLAC plugin for Nero, but it looks like that is just for encoding from one format to another - you can't automatically say "burn all these FLAC files as mp3 files".
I'm probably being lazy (hey, I'm in pain. I'm allowed to be lazy!), but I know all the individual tools are there - I just don't know of an "automated" way to do what I want.
Comments? Thoughts? Suggestions?
Aaron