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** For mp3, quality goes from 0 (worst) to 9 (best). 7 seems equivalent to <code>lame -V 2</code>, i.e. ''fast standard'' preset, and 9 seems equivalent to <code>lame -V 0</code>, ie. ''fast extreme'' preset |
** For mp3, quality goes from 0 (worst) to 9 (best). 7 seems equivalent to <code>lame -V 2</code>, i.e. ''fast standard'' preset, and 9 seems equivalent to <code>lame -V 0</code>, ie. ''fast extreme'' preset |
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* {{red|BUG?}} — apparently can't save to .ogg although ogg is selected as encoder...p |
* {{red|BUG?}} — apparently can't save to .ogg although ogg is selected as encoder...p |
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* {{red|BUG?}} — export all files in device root directory |
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=== RythmBox === |
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* Can also export to external mp3 player |
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* {{red|BUG?}} — Apparently only in mp3 (although there are some settings about preferred format in preferences) |
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* Quality seems to be <code>lame --preset fast standard</code> |
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* Export in <tt>/Artist/Album/Track - Title.mp3</tt> |
Revision as of 01:55, 17 February 2013
Audio Conversion using Virtual FS
Example:
mp3fs -b 224 ~/Music /mnt/mp3 -o allow_other,ro
GUI Audio Conversion
Nautilus Audio Converter
- Install with
sudo apt-get install wavpack mppenc libmpcdec3 faac flac vorbis-tools faad lame libid3-3.8.3-dev nautilus-script-audio-convert
- libid3-3.8.3-dev needed for id3tag.
- See Ubuntu Geek - Simplest way to convert audio file(s) on Ubuntu Linux
Gnome Sound Converter
Very nice utility.
- Can convert to flac, ogg, mp3.
- Output to given directory, in {artis - album} format
- mp3, support lame vbr (but apparently --vbr-old only) — done via GStreamer pipeline.
CLI Audio Conversion
flac - FLAC encoder / decoder
flac -d source.flac
flac -d source.flac -o output.wav
flac -d source.flac -c # Write output to stdout
lame - MP3 encoder / decoder
See also Technical information on encoding settings.
lame -m auto --preset standard input.wav output.mp3 # Equiv to fast standard
lame -m auto --preset fast standard input.wav output.mp3 # Equiv to -V2 (~192kbps)
lame -m auto --preset extreme input.wav output.mp3 # Equiv to fast extreme
lame -m auto --preset fast extreme input.wav output.mp3 # Equiv to -V0 (~256kbps)
lame -m auto --preset insane input.wav output.mp3 # Equiv to -b 320
twolame - MP2 encoder / decoder
twolame -b 256 input.wav -o "output.mp3"
pacpl - Multi-format encoder / decoder in Perl
# From FLAC to MP3 - Using LAME (extreme quality) - recurse & keep directory structure
pacpl --to mp3 -r -p flac/ --outdir /media/USB --encoder lame --defopts 0 --eopts="-m auto --preset fast extreme"
# To decrease encoding priority:
nice -n 19 pacpl ...
To change the directory structure from "Artist - Album" to "Artist/Album":
for i in *; do eval $(echo $i | sed -r '/ - /!s/(.*)/ARTIST=Various;ALBUM="\1"/; / - /s/(.*) - (.*)/ARTIST="\1"; ALBUM="\2"/'); mkdir "$ARTIST"; mv "$i" "$ARTIST/$ALBUM"; done
yaflac2mp3 - Yet Another FLAC to MP3 script
An handy script to transcode from FLAC to MP3. Could be used as a basis for customized script. See also [1] for more ideas.
yaflac2mp3.sh -s . -d mp3
Conversion in integrated players
Banshee
- Plug external mp3 player device
- Right click on device in Banshee
- Select the media type (ogg, mp3), then click on edit button.
- For mp3, quality goes from 0 (worst) to 9 (best). 7 seems equivalent to
lame -V 2
, i.e. fast standard preset, and 9 seems equivalent tolame -V 0
, ie. fast extreme preset
- For mp3, quality goes from 0 (worst) to 9 (best). 7 seems equivalent to
- BUG? — apparently can't save to .ogg although ogg is selected as encoder...p
- BUG? — export all files in device root directory
RythmBox
- Can also export to external mp3 player
- BUG? — Apparently only in mp3 (although there are some settings about preferred format in preferences)
- Quality seems to be
lame --preset fast standard
- Export in /Artist/Album/Track - Title.mp3