Itās pretty fast with foobar2000. Donāt know about Linux alternativesā¦a shame itās not available there, especially considering how much you can tweak it to your likes.
Masses - 320kbps mp3 - OR Classes - 1000+kbps flac?
Under 10mb per song OR 50+mb?
I made a script that loops through a directory and converts everything with sox. works pretty well and is really fast. Mostly just use cmus for local music on Linux because its clean and simple and gets the job done. plus doesnāt really take up any space as I have it as a tab in my terminal.
I mean if you have the capacity to store it then why not have them as flac?
I get uncomfortable as soon as a drive is 2/3 full, which is the case for all of them except C (boot + drivers + some programs) and D (programs + docs + games).
Probably gonna need a new one soon. Replace one of the old 1TB WD Blue with a 4TB.
It really isnāt bad. UI is very clean and simple but lets you get pretty advanced if you want to, also has a separate app that lets you control it from the commandline which Iāve used to setup hotkeys in i3 for everything. means I donāt even have to use the UI at all most of the time.
yeah kinda gets crazy when you have to store everything. One of the reasons Iāve been putting off converting all my stuff to flac is that I 100% donāt have enough disk space for that right now and donāt really want to buy another drive just yet.
By the way if anyone is looking for an easy to use software to create a bootable usb install drive this is pretty good and neat:
Iāve tested it with a couple of different linux distro iso files and it just works.
On a separate note Iāve almost written a whole page for chapter 6 in 20 minutes. I might finally be getting through my writers block on this story. Time will tell.
Oh wait. Did a dumb. 500GB is both blurays and DVDs combined. Only half of that is from blurays.
111 files.
Butā¦itās movies and Iām watching them with my headphones or 100ā¬ speakers, soā¦no benefit of surround dolby transformers circlejerk format. Meh.