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ToddG
15th October 2009, 05:41
Curious if anyone knows of a command-line tool for encoding and decoding WMA files? If not, what are some sensible well designed GUI based converts for WMA?
I need some tools to help me manage and convert my entire 200+ CD collection that I have all in WMA lossless format (to WMA/Pro/VBR, maybe mp3), and also to convert FLAC/APE/WAV to WMA Lossless and similar.
Snowknight26
15th October 2009, 06:34
I'm not sure if Windows Media Encoder can do it, but I know that dBpoweramp can definitely do it via the command line.
Midzuki
15th October 2009, 07:31
Curious if anyone knows of a command-line tool for encoding and decoding WMA files? If not, what are some sensible well designed GUI based converts for WMA?
I need some tools to help me manage and convert my entire 200+ CD collection that I have all in WMA lossless format (to WMA/Pro/VBR, maybe mp3), and also to convert FLAC/APE/WAV to WMA Lossless and similar.
ffmpeg should be fine for decoding common WMA files (lossy, mono/stereo).
wmal2pcm.exe converts lossless-WMAs to multichannel .WAV.
For encoding, you could try: wm8eutil.exe and wav2wma.exe.
HTH.
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