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**mrhyde1969** · 2012-10-20, 14:23

Hey guys,

I am in the middle of re-ripping all my cd's to FLAC but have come across a few that are badly scratched and will not read. I have a few of these allready backed up as WAV files. Is there a 'free' easy to use programe out there that will allow me to re-encode my WAV files to FLAC?

solidsatras · 2012-10-21, 10:16

(2012-10-20, 14:23)mrhyde1969 Wrote: Hey guys,

I am in the middle of re-ripping all my cd's to FLAC but have come across a few that are badly scratched and will not read. I have a few of these allready backed up as WAV files. Is there a 'free' easy to use programe out there that will allow me to re-encode my WAV files to FLAC?

I´m using Exact Audio Copy for this kind of task.

**mrhyde1969** · 2012-10-21, 11:39

(2012-10-21, 10:16)solidsatras Wrote:
(2012-10-20, 14:23)mrhyde1969 Wrote: Hey guys,

I am in the middle of re-ripping all my cd's to FLAC but have come across a few that are badly scratched and will not read. I have a few of these allready backed up as WAV files. Is there a 'free' easy to use programe out there that will allow me to re-encode my WAV files to FLAC?

I´m using Exact Audio Copy for this kind of task.

I am also using this but, it doesnt seem to allow for 'file' encoding ie wav files that are allready on my hard drive. i can only manage to rip cd's using eac..

**mrhyde1969** · 2012-10-21, 12:21

Scratch last comment. Just figured it out Smile

**thethirdnut** · (This post was last modified: 2012-10-22, 17:31 by thethirdnut.)

If using Linux and have flac package installed:

a) Open a terminal and cd to directory with *.wav files
b) 'flac *.wav'

That's it. Big Grin