Oggify is a program, written in perl, that takes FLAC encoded audio and encodes it in ogg vorbis or mp3 audio files. It accepts a directory that contains FLAC files, and outputs a directory tree of similar structure to the source containing mp3 or ogg files.
Oggify can either be run in a terminal or as a GUI using Gtk2. It runs on Linux/Unix systems and Apple OS X. A GPL'd program, it is under frequent development, and suggestions are encouraged.
Features
- Built-in Help: A detailed guide to help you understand what options you have, and how to best use Oggify.
- Output Format Choice: Choose between the popular mp3 or ogg vorbis formats. Or do both without worrying about overwriting the other.
- Easy Quality Control: Simply pick a value between 0 and 10, with 5 being the default, sufficient for most uses.
- Easy Preview: Easily tell what is going to be performed when you run the program.
- Automatic Nice'ing: Attempts to keep the encoding process to a minimum of CPU usage, so you can still work on other things. Easily changed based our your needs.
- Purge: Ensures that the output directory tree matches the input tree. Deletes files and directories where needed.
- Refresh: Re-encodes files that are older than their source file, or re-encodes them to a new format.
- Retagging: Turns off encoding and retags all of the files based on the tags in the corresponding FLAC files.