I use LAME with "--alt -preset 128". I would like to try dbPowerAMP but it is not clear how to get the exact same settings.
I see how to select Lame alt preset ABR, but what settings on the slider would amount to alt preset 128?
I use LAME with "--alt -preset 128". I would like to try dbPowerAMP but it is not clear how to get the exact same settings.
I see how to select Lame alt preset ABR, but what settings on the slider would amount to alt preset 128?
dMC uses the Lame dll, unfortunately that option is not avaliable.
Spoon
www.dbpoweramp.com
Thanks. Is there a setting I can use that comes close?Originally posted by Spoon
dMC uses the Lame dll, unfortunately that option is not avaliable.
Modatic? (a plea for help)
Spoon
www.dbpoweramp.com
OK, so I downloaded the PowerPack and Generic CLI in hopes of being able to use "--alt -preset 128" and when I kick off a convert, I get a codec error.
The only thing I am entering into the command line field is:
--alt -preset 128
I gather this is not enough. What else do I need?
You need [InFile] [OutFile] at the front to pass the filenames.
Spoon
www.dbpoweramp.com
--alt -preset 128 should be --alt-preset 128.
Thanks. I corrected the typo and still have the same problem.Originally posted by MODatic
--alt -preset 128 should be --alt-preset 128.
Here are the steps I took.
1. Ran Generic CLI Encoder Creator
2. Entered LAME info (Name, path to EXE, version 3.92)
3. Right click on MP3 file (I am transcoding from "--alt-preset standard" to "--alt-preset 128" for use on iPod) and select "Convert To"
4. Select CLI I just created.
5. dBPowerAMP Music Convert dialog is shown.
I enter --alt-preset 128 in command line.
I select a folder for the output. I leave Preserve ID tags checked.
I press Convert>>
6. Status box is shown with progress until around 10%, but then another dialog is shown with message "Errors Whilst Converting:". There is a multiline edit box with the following text: (the single double quote at the end is not a typo)
Codec Error "
I think you need:
[InFile] [OutFile] --alt-preset 128
with a space right at the beginning.
Spoon
www.dbpoweramp.com
That's exactly what I use and it works
Any chance of a hide/show CLI box toggle in the generic CLI options?
That was it. It worked. Thanks!Originally posted by Spoon
I think you need:
[InFile] [OutFile] --alt-preset 128
with a space right at the beginning.
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