Now I know this is possible!

[CheechOZ]

I would like to enter my command line that I use from EAC to encode into flac, reason being because I want track numbers with leading zeros instead of the way dB does it. How do I write the line in so that I can uncheck let dB write tags? Thanks

[Spoon]

Re: Now I know this is possible!

Use the CLI Encoder from codec central

[CheechOZ]

Re: Now I know this is possible!

Use the CLI Encoder from codec central

LOL, sorry for not telling you this, but I do have the CLI encoder installed, I just want to enter a string to write my own tags, not letting dB do it! :D

[CheechOZ]

Re: Now I know this is possible!

can someone give me the exact command line I need to use to encode in flac, letting me write my own tags, at quality 5?

[LtData]

Re: Now I know this is possible!

Why not use the FLAC codec and then use the "ID Tag Processing" DSP to remove all tags?

[CheechOZ]

Re: Now I know this is possible!

Why not use the FLAC codec and then use the "ID Tag Processing" DSP to remove all tags?

Thanks, but I don't want to remove the tags! I just want to use a different track number, naming scheme, instead of 1/12, or 2/12, I just want it to say 01, 02, and so on!

[LtData]

Re: Now I know this is possible!

Are you ripping a CD or converting existing files? I believe these options are in the CD ripper, but may also be found in the "ID Tag Processing" DSP under the Manipulation tab.

[CheechOZ]

Re: Now I know this is possible!

Are you ripping a CD or converting existing files? I believe these options are in the CD ripper, but may also be found in the "ID Tag Processing" DSP under the Manipulation tab.

I am ripping new CD's!

I managed to find the ID Tag Processing DSP, and found out how to remove the track number completely, but now I need to find out how to put the track number back in with leading zeros! :confused:

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Thanks for trying to help, but I found the option to change the track number format in the dB options! Surprised that nobody knew to tell me that earlier though, Oh well!!