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    As you can see in this picture: http://sites.google.com/site/drerock/FLACENCODER.jpg The command line Audiograbber sends to the external FLAC encoder is cut off, resulting in incomplete tags, or even unsuccessful attempts if the file name is quite long. How can I alter what audiograbber sends as a command line to FLAC?
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    My issue was resolved by putting flac.exe and audiograbber in a folder simply called FLAC at the root of my c:/ drive. The songs I seemed to be missing when encoding had longer names than usual, but reducing the # of characters seemed to fix all my missing encoded files.
  • will it eventualy support flac encoding?

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    Yes. Audiograbber already supports FLAC as external encoder. Just get the official FLAC for windows here (with installer or just the command line tools - you just need flac.exe): http://flac.sourceforge.net/download.html Go to "MP3 settings" (it is named "mp3", but it works for any format), "external encoder" and browse for "flac.exe". Use it with the following command line: [] [] [] %s %d (the %s %d is the param Audiograbber uses for input and output file) Options: http://flac.sourceforge.net/documentation_tools_flac.html Best, Stefan