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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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Thanks!

by va3rcc on: Aug 22 2004

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va3rcc

This is a real time saver for anyone who converts between audio formats (ogg > mp3 or mp3 > ogg). Perhaps you could add support for flac, mad, and monkey as well.

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Re: Thanks!

by labrum on: Sep 28 2004

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labrum

What are mad files? I only know the mp3 decoding library.
For monkey files I did not find a linux program.

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Re: Re: Thanks!

by va3rcc on: Sep 28 2004

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va3rcc

Sorry to throw you off a little. You are right there are no such things as mad files as mad is simply a decoder and encoder. In so far as monkey is concerned I see that they have not produced a Linux version yet. Anyway thanks for adding support for flac. This will certainly make the program more versatile.

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Re: Re: Re: Thanks!

by labrum on: Sep 28 2004

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I found a monkey binary at http://www.personal.uni-jena.de/~pfk/mpp/index2.html#ape
But I doubt that many people have it installed since no Linux player can play those files.

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Than

by va3rcc on: Sep 28 2004

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va3rcc

Actually there is a plugin available for xmms to play .ape files.You can find it here http://web.mit.edu/ddopson/xmms-mac. Thanks for the link to the mac binary and both of these items work.

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Re: Monkey

by lrathle on: Sep 29 2004

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lrathle
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K3b project has made a Monkey's Audio Encoder and Decoder plugin.

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Re: Thanks!

by labrum on: Oct 23 2004

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labrum

Please test kwavencoder.ape for monkey files.

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Re: Re: Thanks!

by va3rcc on: Oct 24 2004

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va3rcc

Excellent work! All formats FLAC, APE, MPC, OGG, and MP3 convert to and from very nicely.

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very good

by jorix on: Oct 18 2004

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jorix

Thanks, very good idea ;-)
simple using.

What's about mpc format, very useful, and the best in quality ?

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Re: very good

by labrum on: Oct 23 2004

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labrum

The problem is that I don't want to bloat the servicemenu too much. I think the userbase for monkey, mpc, etc. files is too small to annoy a regular user with too many options.

I can think of extra projects like kwavencoder.mpc and kwavencoder.ape, but then only conversion from and to WAV, like with FLAC.

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Re: very good

by labrum on: Oct 23 2004

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labrum

kwavencoder.mpc has been published. Enjoy!

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Re: Re: very good

by jorix on: Oct 24 2004

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jorix

big thanks

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where to get?

by nuka on: Nov 1 2004

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nuka

where can i get oggenc and oggdec?

vorbis.com dosent have them and i cant find them anywhere.

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Re: where to get?

by labrum on: Nov 1 2004

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labrum

It's in vorbis-tools.
http://www.vorbis.com/files/

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Re: Re: where to get

by nuka on: Nov 5 2004

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nuka

its not working. i just get a blank terminal after trying something.

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Re: Re: Re: where to get

by labrum on: Nov 6 2004

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labrum

So I hope you have all programs installed and in $PATH. Please check it with "which oggdec" and so on.
If you installed locally, try installing globally.
Next thing is to try the scripts from the commandline: "anytowav file.mp3" and so on.

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AAC?

by famewolf on: Apr 21 2005

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famewolf

Just got an ipod shuffle...anyway to support converting TO AAC? FAAC already exists.

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Re: AAC?

by labrum on: May 5 2005

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OK, I'll see what I can do about this. In principle it's easy if faac can do encoding and decoding.

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flac to mp3 one step

by famewolf on: May 6 2005

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Can we go from flac to mp3 in one step as far as the user is concerned instead of having to convert flac to wav and then wav to mp3? I know the program still has to do the two steps but you should be able to save all the tag info from the flac and use it in the mp3...or did I miss something?

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Re: flac to mp3 one

by labrum on: May 7 2005

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labrum

OK, you got me! I suppose I have to do flactomp3/ogg/aac as well... Then there should be all combinations.

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by aaron on: May 7 2005

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This is a good idea and all, but is there another way to display that information, other than through konsole. Can a kdialog pop up, or that window that shows the output from an "Execute Shell Command" in konq filebrowser mode. Just curious, to see if there's a way to just have the output spit out on a qt/kde window, and then just have a button to close it.

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audiokonverter (also for KDE4)

KDE Service Menu

fix for ogg decoding

Thanks!

This is a real time saver for anyone who converts between audio formats (ogg > mp3 or mp3 > ogg). Perhaps you could add support for flac, mad, and monkey as well.

Re: Thanks!

What are mad files? I only know the mp3 decoding library. For monkey files I did not find a linux program.

Re: Re: Thanks!

Re: Re: Re: Thanks!

I found a monkey binary at http://www.personal.uni-jena.de/~pfk/mpp/index2.html#ape But I doubt that many people have it installed since no Linux player can play those files.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Than

Actually there is a plugin available for xmms to play .ape files.You can find it here http://web.mit.edu/ddopson/xmms-mac. Thanks for the link to the mac binary and both of these items work.

Re: Monkey

K3b project has made a Monkey's Audio Encoder and Decoder plugin.

Re: Thanks!

Please test kwavencoder.ape for monkey files.

Re: Re: Thanks!

Excellent work! All formats FLAC, APE, MPC, OGG, and MP3 convert to and from very nicely.

very good

Thanks, very good idea ;-) simple using. What's about mpc format, very useful, and the best in quality ?

Re: very good

Re: very good

kwavencoder.mpc has been published. Enjoy!

Re: Re: very good

big thanks

where to get?

where can i get oggenc and oggdec? vorbis.com dosent have them and i cant find them anywhere.

Re: where to get?

It's in vorbis-tools. http://www.vorbis.com/files/

Re: Re: where to get

its not working. i just get a blank terminal after trying something.

Re: Re: Re: where to get

So I hope you have all programs installed and in $PATH. Please check it with "which oggdec" and so on. If you installed locally, try installing globally. Next thing is to try the scripts from the commandline: "anytowav file.mp3" and so on.

AAC?

Just got an ipod shuffle...anyway to support converting TO AAC? FAAC already exists.

Re: AAC?

OK, I'll see what I can do about this. In principle it's easy if faac can do encoding and decoding.

flac to mp3 one step

Can we go from flac to mp3 in one step as far as the user is concerned instead of having to convert flac to wav and then wav to mp3? I know the program still has to do the two steps but you should be able to save all the tag info from the flac and use it in the mp3...or did I miss something?

Re: flac to mp3 one

OK, you got me! I suppose I have to do flactomp3/ogg/aac as well... Then there should be all combinations.

...

What are mad files? I only know the mp3 decoding library.
For monkey files I did not find a linux program.

I found a monkey binary at http://www.personal.uni-jena.de/~pfk/mpp/index2.html#ape
But I doubt that many people have it installed since no Linux player can play those files.

Thanks, very good idea ;-)
simple using.

What's about mpc format, very useful, and the best in quality ?

where can i get oggenc and oggdec?

vorbis.com dosent have them and i cant find them anywhere.

It's in vorbis-tools.
http://www.vorbis.com/files/

So I hope you have all programs installed and in $PATH. Please check it with "which oggdec" and so on.
If you installed locally, try installing globally.
Next thing is to try the scripts from the commandline: "anytowav file.mp3" and so on.