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BonkEnc Portable 1.0.7 ReleasedSubmitted by Patrick Patience on April 16, 2008 - 5:16pm
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BonkEnc is a free/open source audio extracter, encoder, and converter. You can use BonkEnc to extract audio files from CDs, encode and reencode audio files to a lower bitrate, and convert audio files to and from various formats, including:
Nice!
Nice job Patrick. This is a really great app choice! The author of this app certainly rocks!
I should let him know it's released. :)
Maybe I should donate my
Maybe I should donate my DevTest of VVV to you too :)
awesome!
Thank you very much patrick!!!!
Good Job Patrick!
Good Job Patrick!
The developer formerly known as ZGitRDun8705
Cool
This can extract audio from video, right?
I dont think so. It's just
I dont think so. It's just an audio encoder and CD Ripper. MediaCoder can extract audio from video though.
As always, support questions belong in the support forum, not as comments on a news story
The developer formerly known as ZGitRDun8705
will bonkenc extract audible
will bonkenc extract audible files to a more compact format?
1 Thing to fix:
I must say great job on this, but you missed something (I think...)
When you re-encode the audio with the checkbox "Use input file directory if possible" under "General Settings" it works well; It will put the files in the original dir, but the problem is though when you have it write .cue and .m3u files, it always writes them to X:\Documents\Music.
Not much of a problem but as a fellow programmer, I don't think it'd be to hard to fix that, eh?
Edit: Also I'd like to say thanks for making this portable, if you didn't I would have never found out about this great program (I installed the regular version after seeing how great it is portably)
=)
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Next time post this in the forums please. This is odd. It should update that drive letter. It was doing it for me. I'll look into it, thanks.
Edit: I don't have any problems with the drive letter in any scenario. Could you post this in the Other Apps forum with some more info and I'll look into it. Thanks.