If the icons appear dull, I can get you replacements for them.WV to FLAC Conversion Software program converts WV info to FLAC and retains ID3 converter gives many useful options. If you need, I can put all the good(nessasary) ones in a single zip/7z file and send it to you. You can download and add skins and make it look real cool, check the posts in its forumsĪdd plugins to get more support. You can easily rearrange items in the toolbars. One is bloated, the other is gutted.įoobar looks simple, but it is a wolf in a sheep's skin, if wolfs were cool. WINAMP has too much 'stuff' crammed into it. Quote from: teh roxxors on 13:29:57 Neither package is quite what I want. Right now, it looks and behaves too much like a Windows 3.1 media player for my taste. I'm hoping the Foobar interface is upgraded over time and grows more attractive, intuitive, and functional. Then Yahoo! came along and turned it into a vehicle for spying on users and selling overpriced music downloads. Then there were features that were thoughtfully added to make things easier for people who wanted to burn their own CDs: double-clicking on a music file in Explorer added the track to the current play list (without clearing the list & stopping another track already playing) users could copy all the music files in the play list to a new folder so they'd be easier to round up later. MusicMatch Jukebox was a good choice for me: It had an attractive, intuitive interface and managed essential tasks fairly well. Thanks for any recommendations you can offer. I believe I read that there was one at the FLAC home page, but I'll be darned if I can figure out which of the dozen applications there is a converter, let alone what front-ends, back-ends, codecs, and what-nots you have to also install to get anything to work. Has anyone made a simple and free FLAC to WAV converter? That's all I really need - not a complete media suite to take over my PC. I'd rather continue using LAME to produce my MP3 files. I installed GermaniX Transcoder, but it doesn't convert to WAV. I didn't appreciate it changing the behavior of Windows Explorer, for example. I tried dbPowerAmp, but uninstalled it, because it wants to take over all the media files on my PC. I don't have anything that can even convert FLAC to WAV (a very big deal).I don't have anything that can actually play a FLAC file (not a big deal).A couple MP3 files I've acquired have been corrupted during encoding, and I can't use them to burn a CD.Īcquiring the same files in the FLAC format avoids the same encoding corruption, but presents other problems:

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