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OK, here is a bug that shouldn't be hard to squash: I was transcoding APE files (voice) with oggenc2.exe through the CLI plugin (version 2), using an absolutely minimal encoder.txt file and an actual command line ( -q 1 --resample 22050 -S 1 --downmix --advanced-encode-option lowpass_frequency=14.5 [infile] [outfile]).
I had maybe 50 files in a single folder that I needed to convert to OGG. Everything looked fine and I got no error messages, but I noticed that most of the resulting OGGs were size zero and had no data. I use 2 CPU encoding. The first two OGGs did have data, but not the data that corresponds to their filename. Instead, they each have data from a file that was being encoded later, and itself turned out to be a size "0" file.
I did not get this problem when I used Nero's AAC executable with the same bare-bones command line (though I used two-pass encoding, which might make a difference). I also didn't get this problem when I used the same oggenc2.exe with a custom encoder.txt file (posted here). This is because in the latter case, no temp file was created.
Since I prefer using the fancy encoder.txt anyway, this bug doesn't really get in my way, but I thought I should flag it.
I had maybe 50 files in a single folder that I needed to convert to OGG. Everything looked fine and I got no error messages, but I noticed that most of the resulting OGGs were size zero and had no data. I use 2 CPU encoding. The first two OGGs did have data, but not the data that corresponds to their filename. Instead, they each have data from a file that was being encoded later, and itself turned out to be a size "0" file.
I did not get this problem when I used Nero's AAC executable with the same bare-bones command line (though I used two-pass encoding, which might make a difference). I also didn't get this problem when I used the same oggenc2.exe with a custom encoder.txt file (posted here). This is because in the latter case, no temp file was created.
Since I prefer using the fancy encoder.txt anyway, this bug doesn't really get in my way, but I thought I should flag it.
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