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audiokonverter (also for KDE4)

5.9.4

KDE Service Menu

Score 86%

labrum

Link: http://
Downloads: 71826

Submitted: May 14 2004
Updated: Dec 2 2014

Description:

audiokonverter is a service menu (and also a commandline utility) to easily convert from MP3, OGG, AMR, AAC, M4A, FLAC, WMA, RealAudio, Musepack, Wavpack, WAV and movies to MP3, OGG, M4A, WAV and FLAC in Konqueror by right-clicking on them. It needs ffmpeg/avconv, oggenc, oggdec, faac, faad, flac, mplayer and lame to work. id3lib is optional for full functionality. Also optional are vorbis-tools and metaflac for handling other metadata. See README how/where to get that software.
Be sure about needed software when installing prebuilt packages!

Please vote for "good" if you like the program. There are many downloads with each release, but only a few votes.

Changelog:

fix for ogg decoding

License: GPL

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(built with checkinstall for KDE3)

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(generic RPM for KDE residing in /usr for KDE3)

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Screenshot?

by adpsimpson on: May 14 2004

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adpsimpson

It would be good to have a screenshot of this, or if it's a command line program, to have a bit more information about it.

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Any Chance

by sicarii on: May 14 2004

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sicarii

Any chance of a version that works in reverse. From MP3 to WAV. Like the other
comment,more info would be a help too.
Cheers

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Re: Any Chance

by labrum on: May 14 2004

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I can include the reverse, too. I already have it working on my system, just wait a couple of hours and I will polish it for release.

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Re: Re: Any Chance

by sicarii on: May 14 2004

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sicarii

Brilliant! Thanks for that,really appreciated. Cheers.

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Cool little helper

by RockHound on: May 14 2004

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RockHound

Good job on this!

What about including the possibility to convert all wavs in a folder? Or multiple file selection..

Greetings,

Martin

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Re: Cool little helper

by labrum on: May 14 2004

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labrum

Don't believe the README ;-)
Multiple file selection should work (with parallel encoding). With directories you have to do recursion, that bears too many problems at the moment.

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good

by Ekardnam on: May 14 2004

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Ekardnam

one newbie question:
Ogg workd, but not Mp3:

nice: lame: No such file or directory
why?

Otherwise it is a great tool, keep on with good work!

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Re: good

by labrum on: May 14 2004

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labrum

That is because you do not have lame installed, the mp3 encoder. (Propably due to legal issues.) So you should get it for your distribution if you want to make mp3s.

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To many servicemenus

by roccofreshy on: May 15 2004

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roccofreshy

I have already too many service menues. Specially with images. Could it ask you for the resolution later?
For instance, in the service menue you only have Convert to Ogg and Convert to Mp3. Clicking it you have a litle window for choosing between several qualities.

Just an idea.

Another solution would be to put all of them in a folder in the service menue. This looks simpler, but I like the first one more.

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Re: To many servicemenus

by Superstoned on: May 15 2004

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Superstoned

I agree on this. whould be less clutter.

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Re: To many servicemenus

by prjanique on: May 15 2004

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I agree. Maybe just kdialog with list of bitrates?

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Re: Re: To many servicemenus

by prjanique on: May 15 2004

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(Just because i prefer 256, for example... and servicemenu will be more accurate and nice-looking :)

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Too many konsoles

by peppelorum on: May 26 2004

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Great idea, even greater since my k3b can't burn mp3:s ;-) One small thing though, when I select several file and want to convert them to wav it pops up one konsole for each file, wouldn't it be possible to send all files to one konsole?

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Re: Too many konsoles

by labrum on: Jun 5 2004

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labrum

I know this is a backdraw, but until now I did not find a way to make this work for filenames with spaces. When piping all filenames at once, the separator is a space...
Any hint how to do this is welcome.

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Re: Too many konsoles

by labrum on: Aug 15 2004

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labrum

Done in 2.0.

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Re: Too many konsole

by Pumalite on: Apr 15 2007

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You can burn Mp3 in K3b as data. They play in a standalone DVD player. So you know.

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Re: Re: Too many kon

by peppelorum on: Apr 15 2007

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Replying to an almost three years old comment, nice;-)

The problem with k3b and mp3 had something to do with mixing debs from woody and broken backports, or something, so you know.

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audiokonverter (also for KDE4)

KDE Service Menu

fix for ogg decoding

Screenshot?

It would be good to have a screenshot of this, or if it's a command line program, to have a bit more information about it.

Any Chance

Any chance of a version that works in reverse. From MP3 to WAV. Like the other comment,more info would be a help too. Cheers

Re: Any Chance

I can include the reverse, too. I already have it working on my system, just wait a couple of hours and I will polish it for release.

Re: Re: Any Chance

Brilliant! Thanks for that,really appreciated. Cheers.

Cool little helper

Good job on this! What about including the possibility to convert all wavs in a folder? Or multiple file selection.. Greetings, Martin

Re: Cool little helper

Don't believe the README ;-) Multiple file selection should work (with parallel encoding). With directories you have to do recursion, that bears too many problems at the moment.

good

one newbie question: Ogg workd, but not Mp3: nice: lame: No such file or directory why? Otherwise it is a great tool, keep on with good work!

Re: good

That is because you do not have lame installed, the mp3 encoder. (Propably due to legal issues.) So you should get it for your distribution if you want to make mp3s.

To many servicemenus

Re: To many servicemenus

I agree on this. whould be less clutter.

Re: To many servicemenus

I agree. Maybe just kdialog with list of bitrates?

Re: Re: To many servicemenus

(Just because i prefer 256, for example... and servicemenu will be more accurate and nice-looking :)

Too many konsoles

Great idea, even greater since my k3b can't burn mp3:s ;-) One small thing though, when I select several file and want to convert them to wav it pops up one konsole for each file, wouldn't it be possible to send all files to one konsole?

Re: Too many konsoles

I know this is a backdraw, but until now I did not find a way to make this work for filenames with spaces. When piping all filenames at once, the separator is a space... Any hint how to do this is welcome.

Re: Too many konsoles

Done in 2.0.

Re: Too many konsole

You can burn Mp3 in K3b as data. They play in a standalone DVD player. So you know.

Re: Re: Too many kon

Replying to an almost three years old comment, nice;-) The problem with k3b and mp3 had something to do with mixing debs from woody and broken backports, or something, so you know.

Any chance of a version that works in reverse. From MP3 to WAV. Like the other
comment,more info would be a help too.
Cheers

Good job on this!

What about including the possibility to convert all wavs in a folder? Or multiple file selection..

Greetings,

Martin

Don't believe the README ;-)
Multiple file selection should work (with parallel encoding). With directories you have to do recursion, that bears too many problems at the moment.

one newbie question:
Ogg workd, but not Mp3:

nice: lame: No such file or directory
why?

Otherwise it is a great tool, keep on with good work!

I know this is a backdraw, but until now I did not find a way to make this work for filenames with spaces. When piping all filenames at once, the separator is a space...
Any hint how to do this is welcome.

Replying to an almost three years old comment, nice;-)

The problem with k3b and mp3 had something to do with mixing debs from woody and broken backports, or something, so you know.