BladeEnc Features
Here follows a list of the main features of the latest version of BladeEnc:
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Sourcecode available under the LGPL-license!
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Reads standard WAV- and AIFF-files.
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Commandline based, makes it easy to include BladeEnc into BAT files and
shell scripts.
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Batch encoding. Can encode any number of samples in a row.
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Wildcards supported. You can for example encode all WAV-files in a directory
by typing "*.WAV".
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Stereo or Mono output. Can downmix to Mono on the fly.
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Supports the following bitrates: 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128,
160, 192, 224, 256 and 320 kBit/s.
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Flags like Private, Original and Copyright can be set.
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Input sample can be automatically deleted after encoding.
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Input samples can be in either 32, 44.1 or 48 kHz.
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Both 8 and 16-bit samples are supported.
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Large selection of graphical frontends available.
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Task priority can be set from the commandline and is by default set to
LOWEST so that you still can use your computer effectively while encoding
(Windows & OS/2 only).
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Working CRC checksum generation (since 0.80). The ISO reference code
had broken CRC calculations, which has been inherited into every ISO based
encoder that haven't added a fix for it.
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Full support for pipes and redirection (stdin and stdout).