Meanwhile, I've had a response on the fre:ac (sourceforge) forum, which goes a long way to explaining what's going on, which anyone interested can read here. I was actually composing this reply yesterday, when the power failed! I am very thankful that my UPS worked well, and I was able to shut the computer, the NAS, etc. However, that program fails to reproduce the source directory tree instead it sends all output files to the same, single destination directory. I've also tried Helium Converter, which gave excellent results, including cover art, and with no tag weirdness. I've done some more experimenting, discovering some more strangeness, and have posted the results to the fre:ac (sourceforge) forum. the issue appears to be with fre:ac, and not with Mp3tag. Do any of you prefer to use a higher, fixed bit rate (320 thanks for the feedback! I have confirmed that what fre:ac shows in its Tags tab, is the same as what Mp3tag shows, i.e. For example, if you want to edit title of your video, the syntax will be: ffmpeg -i -metadata titlevalue -codec copy Otherwise it might move your files around Today. One other question: what bit rate do you use when converting? By default, fre:ac uses variable bit rate, and the results average around 200 kb/s. 1 Tags: decoder, game music, Nintendo DS : This component decodes game music for the Nintendo DS console, as ripped in the. But I will continue to look at other programs as well, and any recommendations would be appreciated. Otherwise, I suppose I will need to contact the author. If anyone has stumbled across this and has a solution, I would like to hear about it. The Track# is inconsistent: for most files it is simply 1 (or 2, etc.) without leading zero, and without the "/total", but for some file it does include the total, yet without the leading zero on the track number. Now I have to copy the values from each other so that they are swapped for each and every single file in the directory. mp3 files, the Disc# is simply 1 (or 2, etc.), without the "/total". The only issue that I haven't been able to overcome, is that the Track# and Disc# tags are not quite correct. mp3, and also retaining all of the tags (that I have filled in) and cover art. So I found fre:ac does anyone have any experience with this program? There is basically no documentation to speak of, and the program is somewhat confusing, but after some experimentation I was able to get it to reproduce the directory tree and filenames while converting.
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