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I'm using Db Poweramp as an external encoder in JRiver Music Center to convert my FLAC files to Apple Lossless files to put on my iPod/Phone/etc. A little program called MCiTunes lets me then sync playlists, ratings, and other data between MC and iTunes. The parameters suggested for using the dB core converter program in MC are
[-infile=%in -outfile=%out -convert_to="Apple Lossless"] without the brackets. All works fine and even my hirez - 96/24, 192/24 - files convert at the right sampling frequency. Trouble is iPods don't do hirez so I wanted to include a parameter to automatically trigger the DSP function for resampling and reduce the sample rate to 44100 as part of the conversion process. When I set this up in the dB converter I add the resample DSP setting and set it to 44100 and in light grey I see -frequency="44100". Naturally I thought I could simply add this to the end of the parameter setting in the MC encoder settings so I changed it to read [-infile=%in -outfile=%out -convert_to="Apple Lossless" -frequency="44100"] and it didn't work. Is it not possible to add a DSP setting or am I getting the command sequence wrong?
Thanks to anyone that can help.
[-infile=%in -outfile=%out -convert_to="Apple Lossless"] without the brackets. All works fine and even my hirez - 96/24, 192/24 - files convert at the right sampling frequency. Trouble is iPods don't do hirez so I wanted to include a parameter to automatically trigger the DSP function for resampling and reduce the sample rate to 44100 as part of the conversion process. When I set this up in the dB converter I add the resample DSP setting and set it to 44100 and in light grey I see -frequency="44100". Naturally I thought I could simply add this to the end of the parameter setting in the MC encoder settings so I changed it to read [-infile=%in -outfile=%out -convert_to="Apple Lossless" -frequency="44100"] and it didn't work. Is it not possible to add a DSP setting or am I getting the command sequence wrong?
Thanks to anyone that can help.
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