anyone got a free flac converter

the ones i install cuts of the music tracks. and Yes I search google but the files I found cut off the tracks, anotother was only limited to 10 tracks convert,and another had its file corrupted. so whats a good free flac converter with no restrictions?

I read the OP twice, and all I got was...

[spoiler] [/spoiler] [spoiler] Aflac [/spoiler]

are you trying to convert to wav or mp3 or whatJandurin

[QUOTE="Jandurin"]are you trying to convert to wav or mp3 or whatTheShadowLord07

That is like swapping your sports car for a bike with one wheel. There is an old program called Super that was pretty good at conversions.

That is like swapping your sports car for a bike with one wheel. There is an old program called Super that was pretty good at conversions.

uncledeath2005

[QUOTE="uncledeath2005"]

That is like swapping your sports car for a bike with one wheel. There is an old program called Super that was pretty good at conversions.

TheShadowLord07

[QUOTE="TheShadowLord07"]

[QUOTE="uncledeath2005"]

That is like swapping your sports car for a bike with one wheel. There is an old program called Super that was pretty good at conversions.

uncledeath2005

[QUOTE="uncledeath2005"]

That is like swapping your sports car for a bike with one wheel. There is an old program called Super that was pretty good at conversions.

[QUOTE="uncledeath2005"][QUOTE="TheShadowLord07"]i need them to be in mp3 for my zune. my zune dones not support flac files

TheShadowLord07

[QUOTE="TheShadowLord07"]

[QUOTE="uncledeath2005"] Well that is just poor on Zune's part :P but yeah google Super it's a good bit of freeware.uncledeath2005

[QUOTE="uncledeath2005"][QUOTE="TheShadowLord07"]hey there arent many mp3 players that even play flac. and I did a search but couldnt find anything. you dont remember anything else?

[QUOTE="TheShadowLord07"]

[QUOTE="uncledeath2005"] Super Video Converter by erightsoftFrame_Dragger

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"][QUOTE="TheShadowLord07"]I donwload it but I cant add a folder and the thing wont find the music I want to convert

You dont need to convert your files to mp3 to put it on your Zune, use WMA 9.2 lossless (Windows Media Audio). if you can find a program that will covert it from flac to WMA 9.2 lossless, your file compression will be minimal and the song will still remain lossless

Foobar2000. Really simple media player with a ton of functionality. You can convert FLAC to a variety of other formats. I use it to convert FLAC to MP3 for my iPod. And to anyone doubting, you can't tell the difference between a 320kpbs MP3 and a FLAC file. Not to mention the space saved with the MP3 format.PS2_ROCKS

[QUOTE="PS2_ROCKS"]Foobar2000. Really simple media player with a ton of functionality. You can convert FLAC to a variety of other formats. I use it to convert FLAC to MP3 for my iPod. And to anyone doubting, you can't tell the difference between a 320kpbs MP3 and a FLAC file. Not to mention the space saved with the MP3 format.Jandurin

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="PS2_ROCKS"]Foobar2000. Really simple media player with a ton of functionality. You can convert FLAC to a variety of other formats. I use it to convert FLAC to MP3 for my iPod. And to anyone doubting, you can't tell the difference between a 320kpbs MP3 and a FLAC file. Not to mention the space saved with the MP3 format.PS2_ROCKS

Foobar2000. Really simple media player with a ton of functionality. You can convert FLAC to a variety of other formats. I use it to convert FLAC to MP3 for my iPod. And to anyone doubting, you can't tell the difference between a 320kpbs MP3 and a FLAC file. Not to mention the space saved with the MP3 format.PS2_ROCKS

[QUOTE="PS2_ROCKS"]Foobar2000. Really simple media player with a ton of functionality. You can convert FLAC to a variety of other formats. I use it to convert FLAC to MP3 for my iPod. And to anyone doubting, you can't tell the difference between a 320kpbs MP3 and a FLAC file. Not to mention the space saved with the MP3 format.TheShadowLord07

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="PS2_ROCKS"]Foobar2000. Really simple media player with a ton of functionality. You can convert FLAC to a variety of other formats. I use it to convert FLAC to MP3 for my iPod. And to anyone doubting, you can't tell the difference between a 320kpbs MP3 and a FLAC file. Not to mention the space saved with the MP3 format.PS2_ROCKS

[QUOTE="TheShadowLord07"]

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"] It's life's way of telling you to get a player that does flac instead of an older and more compressed format.Frame_Dragger

Put the song in Audacity, and then export it as mp3.

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"][QUOTE="TheShadowLord07"]im sorry did you say something?

majoras_wrath

[QUOTE="PS2_ROCKS"][QUOTE="Jandurin"] depends on the songFrame_Dragger

[QUOTE="majoras_wrath"][QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"] Sorry, it's possible that hysterical laughter drowned out my contempt for the Zune. Kidding aside though, it would be amazing to find anyone who makes a down-converter like that. Better to convert from FLAC to wav, then wav to mp3... and that's easy to find. Then get yourself a real player and post vid of you burning the Zune in a bonfire.Frame_Dragger

[QUOTE="Frame_Dragger"][QUOTE="PS2_ROCKS"] I`ve never seen a blind listening test workout to anything more than just guessing. Regardless, care to give me an example of a song where you can tell the difference?PS2_ROCKS

[QUOTE="PS2_ROCKS"]Foobar2000. Really simple media player with a ton of functionality. You can convert FLAC to a variety of other formats. I use it to convert FLAC to MP3 for my iPod. And to anyone doubting, you can't tell the difference between a 320kpbs MP3 and a FLAC file. Not to mention the space saved with the MP3 format.TheShadowLord07

For Foobar2000? Yes, you need the command-line encoder for whatever format you're converting to.

Here. You can just get the zip (flac-1.2.1-win.zip) and extract it somewhere (like C:\FLAC). Foobar2000 will ask for the location of the encoder when you go to convert for the first time.. it's in the \bin\ subdirectory.

Foobar2000 really is the best front-end for music transcoding, by the way.