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Dan Greuel
MacFLAC is a graphical frontend for FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec), developed using Applescript Studio. It uses the flac binaries developed by Josh Coalson.
What's New
Version 2.1.2:
- Added 'test' option
- Added working progress bars
- Improved user interface
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
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| Downloads:31,480 |
| Version Downloads:21,528 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Audio |
| License:Free |
| Date:19 Aug 2005 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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MacFLAC is a graphical frontend for FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec), developed using Applescript Studio. It uses the flac binaries developed by Josh Coalson.
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Mosfed reviewed on 19 Aug 2007
As impressed with decode as with encode - although I have used decode more. Very impressed with how little is lost in encoding it. Better by a long shot than Apple Lossless but thats MY humble opinion.
I do get some of the errors re: Binaries and the like when I install on a new machine, but it never seems to stop the program from running flawlesssly.
THANK YOU!
i figger it's a good enough reason that the app just plain doesn't work. use XLD.
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dmillergbr reviewed on 19 Jun 2007
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Anonymous reviewed on 11 Nov 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 19 Sep 2005
it says it needs to load binaries then I
get the script error ls /usr/local file not found??? What gives. This used to work on my Titanium powerbook with panther, but now I'm on Tiger on a 12"
FIX IT PLEASE!!!???
Anonymous reviewed on 03 Aug 2005
The file nams are
VM Bilbao 01.03.05 CD101.flac
CD102.flac .... etc up to
VM Bilbao 01.03.05 CD110.flac for CD 1 and another 10 files for CD 2 yet they all end up as
VM Bilbao 01.aiff ???
I've tried removing the spaces from the names
and got the same results. What gives Dan?
time I tried to decode the files I recieved a message
saying that there was no Progress.txt file, and it
gave the path where it should be.
I took the advice of renaming the directory that was created during the initial download eliminating all dashes and dots, only leaving names. That corrected
the problem! Thanks for the advice.
MacFLAC cannot handle the "." as a separator. It looks at this as if it is the end of the file.
So:
VM Bilbao 01.03.05 CD101.flac
will become:
VM Bilbao 01.aiff
and all the files that follow will just replace that. You can extract them one at a time, THEN rename them to something like:
VM Bilbao 01-03-05 CD101.aiff
or you can take them over to a PC for this.
You CANNOT rename them before extracting them, because MacFlac won't recognize them then.
Hope it helps-- easy fix-- time consuming & labor intensive, but easy enough!
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Anonymous reviewed on 29 Jan 2005
Don't use *any* non-standard characters in directory names/paths. MacFLAC must have a "clear" path to do its stuff correctly. Use only alpha-numeric characters and underscores or hyphens. No asterisks, brackets, slashes, etc.
What gives? There's no preferences on the program (that I can find) that allows me to check anything. Is my machine just faulty or is it the program?
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
I taped from .aif files to .flacs. Both times
The progress.txt file comes up
sh: line 1: /usr/local/bin/flac: No such file or directory
What gives/ I looked and sure nuf there is no
/usr/local/bin/flac file
HELP??
not what you were hoping for, but frustration, like misery, loves company. i hope someone sees this and can help us...
later and if I want to use MacFlac, the
only way I can do it is pull out my old
Titanium powerbook where I originally
installed Macflac and use it on it.
The Ti has been upgraded to Tiger and
Macflac still works, I guess the flac
binaries were already previously installed
On my new 12" powerbook running 10.4.4
I still get that samed damned pesky script
error. ls /usr/local no such file or
directory... grrrrrr... Using terminal
I cd /usr;ls and sure nuff there is NO local directory... WTF? I can't even create it. :-( Somebody HELP US HERE Please?
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Shawnmack rated on 08 Dec 2011
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Stainer rated on 03 Jan 2011