Hi everyone,
Today, I have released Audio MD5 Checker v0.7:
This version adds the ability to change the Frame Size by clicking on the new Set Frame Size link:
Also, the Source Checksums and Frame Mistatches listbox are now resizable:
You can download this new version on GitHub by clicking here.
Enjoy!
Hi everyone,
Today, I have released Audio MD5 Checker v0.6:
This release adds support for .m4a files.
You can download this version on GitHub by clicking here.
Enjoy!
Hi everyone,
Today, I have released Audio MD5 Checker v0.5:
This release adds a FrameMD5 check in addition to the usual MD5 check performed to the audio stream. This makes it possible to see where the mismatches are in a file.
Here’s how to use the new MD5 feature of it:
You can download this release on GitHub by clicking here.
Enjoy!
Hi everyone,
Today, I have released Audio MD5 Checker v0.4:
This release adds files with upper-case extension. It also reads multiple files simultaneously on systems with multiple threads.
You can download this new version on GitHub by clicking here.
Enjoy!
Hi everyone,
Happy New Year! Today, I have released Audio MD5 Checker v0.3:
This release adds a Source Checksums list and it also removes the need to create temporary MD5 files.
You can download this new version on GitHub by clicking here.
Enjoy!
Hi everyone,
Today, I have released updates for the following software:
This new version allows you to save the result list as a CSV file. It also now check if ffmpeg is present before showing the window.
Download this new version by clicking here.
This release updates the Google APIs and adds a missing translation.
Download this new version by clicking here.
This new release updates the Google APIs to the latest version.
Download this new version by clicking here.
I hope you all enjoy all of these new software updates!
Hi everyone,
Today, I’ve released my new tool, Audio MD5 Checker:
This is an essential tool to have to compare audio hashes when you are recompressing FLAC files, converting WAVs to FLACs, or recompressing MP3 files.
The tool makes use of ffmpeg to determine the audio hash and checks if the other file audio matches, making sure that the recompression or conversion went correctly.
The tool is open source and the code can be seen here.
You can download this new software on GitHub by clicking here.
You’ll need to have ffmpeg in your system. If you don’t have it, please refer to this guide.
Enjoy!
Hi everyone,
Today, I have released Opus GUI v1.0, which is a tool to encode FLAC or WAV files to the Free and Open Source Opus file format:
It is very easy to use, just follow these steps:
That’s all! Your files will be encoded in no time!
You can then use an Opus-compatible music player like foobar2000 or use a hardware DAP like the Hiby R3 which works really good with Opus files.
To download Opus GUI, head to the following link:
https://github.com/moisesmcardona/opus_gui/releases/tag/v1.0
To browse the source code, go here:
https://github.com/moisesmcardona/opus_gui/
Enjoy!
Hi everyone,
Today, I have released v1.2 of FLAC GUI:
This version adds Multi-Threaded encoding, meaning that each of your CPU threads will encode a file, significantly speeding up the encoding process. For example, if you have a folder with lots of music files and you have an AMD Ryzen 7 2700X CPU which has 16 threads, you’ll be encoding 16 music files at a time! This assuming that the folder contains 16 or more files. If the folder contains less than 16 files, the software will use a number of threads that match the file count. If the folder contains more than 16 files, it will encode 16 files at a time until it finishes.
As of the GUI, being now a Multi-Threaded software means that the GUI will not get locked as it did in previous versions. The stability is way better now.
Download this new version at the GitHub project release page.
Enjoy!
Hi everyone,
Today, I’ve released FLAC GUI v1.1:
This new version includes 2 options that will further improve the compression of the FLAC files. These options are:
By enabling these options in the GUI, you’ll save a few kb per FLAC files but the encoding time will be a little slower. If you don’t mind waiting a few extra seconds or minutes while wanting to save a few more KB, then these options will greatly help.
You can download the software and view the source code at the flac_gui GitHub repository by clicking here.
Hope you enjoy it!
NOTE: The FLAC executable was compiled for the x64 bit architecture. If you want to use it in a 32-bit OS, you’ll need to find a compatible FLAC version.