I installed the FLAC Codec and converted a wav to flac fine by right click on a wav file >> convert , but I am puzzled when right clicking on a FLAC file there is no convert or edit tag menu item? Can someone explain this please, the Edit tag is actually a quicker source to info about the file than the extra properties sheet (which for FLAC, is not there either)
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Re: FLAC on context menu
Ththis is what "preserve id tags" during a conversion does. However from .wav to anything there are no id tags to be preserved, since .wav files don't have id tags. You can use tag from file name to create tags (I think you need PowerPAck for this). -
Hello Christina, thanks for reply , I am not sure it explains why there is no menu item <convert> when right clicking on flac files? And I thought according to codec central that FLAC Files did have ID tags? Have you any FLAC files you can check if you get convert option when right clicking in explorer?Comment
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Re: FLAC on context menu
Originally posted by windinthewAnd I thought according to codec central that FLAC Files did have ID tags?Comment
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Re: FLAC on context menu
Originally posted by windinthewHello Christina, thanks for reply , I am not sure it explains why there is no menu item <convert> when right clicking on flac files? And I thought according to codec central that FLAC Files did have ID tags? Have you any FLAC files you can check if you get convert option when right clicking in explorer?
But yes, I did convert a .wav to Flac, and there' no tag information (normal since .wav has no tag to be preserved). There is an id tag, except it's empty.
I also converted an .mp3 that has some tag infromation to Flac and now the Flac file has the same tag information as the .mp3.
And I do have a Convert to for .flac files from Windows Explorer. Perhaps you've not installed the codec correctly? What version of dMC do yo have anyway?
I don't know if this is significant, but I have .flac associated with dAP. You see this in Windows Explorerer > Tools> Folder Options > File Types.Last edited by ChristinaS; January 08, 2005, 10:30 PM.Comment
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Re: FLAC on context menu
Re-run dMC Configuration to restore the Convert To.Comment
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