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I am a paid up dbpoweramp user now by the way!... The conversion program is very useful as it's the only one i have seen that works both with wma & aac which i need (i use a zen, the girlfriend an ipod).
I keep all my files in flac in "c:\music_flac" which is also my slimdevices slimserver directory used by my transporter and squeezeboxs.
Now I want to create a new directory "c:\music_wma" which is all the same files in wma.
I tried the use alternative folder checkbox in the conversion options but it just copied all my wma files into the one directory without replicating the original subfolder structure that exists under "c:\music_flac".
As a result I copied all files and subdirectories to "c:\music_wma" and then ran convertor with the use original subdirectory option. I then deleted all the flac files using a little script i wrote that scanned all subdirectories. After checking this forums I have now learnt that their is in fact a delete original files option after all hidden away in the DSP menu - so in future I won't need that script.
Nevertheless it sill takes adges to copy my 100gb music collection and i would prefer to achieve all this without making a copy.... Is there another conversion option which can do what I want in one step - eg replicating the original directory structure in a new place?
I keep all my files in flac in "c:\music_flac" which is also my slimdevices slimserver directory used by my transporter and squeezeboxs.
Now I want to create a new directory "c:\music_wma" which is all the same files in wma.
I tried the use alternative folder checkbox in the conversion options but it just copied all my wma files into the one directory without replicating the original subfolder structure that exists under "c:\music_flac".
As a result I copied all files and subdirectories to "c:\music_wma" and then ran convertor with the use original subdirectory option. I then deleted all the flac files using a little script i wrote that scanned all subdirectories. After checking this forums I have now learnt that their is in fact a delete original files option after all hidden away in the DSP menu - so in future I won't need that script.
Nevertheless it sill takes adges to copy my 100gb music collection and i would prefer to achieve all this without making a copy.... Is there another conversion option which can do what I want in one step - eg replicating the original directory structure in a new place?
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