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In certain circumstances after the conversion all files to be converted are deleted: neither the source nor destination files survive this process.
Screenshot of the output settings is attached:
Furthermore I have activated that the source files are deleted after succesfull conversion.
User setting:
I am writing the destination files (.opus) into the same folder as the source files (mp3).
Issue setting:
The files in the source folder are already .opus files. fre.ac asks whether the files should be overwritten, I answer "yes".
fre.ac converts the files from opus to opus (not that this is really intended) and afterwards deletes each converted files so that all audio files are lost.
IMHO this specific case needs to be checked and in this case deletion should be avoided.
Cheers,
Bodo
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In certain circumstances after the conversion all files to be converted are deleted: neither the source nor destination files survive this process.
Screenshot of the output settings is attached:
Furthermore I have activated that the source files are deleted after succesfull conversion.
User setting:
I am writing the destination files (.opus) into the same folder as the source files (mp3).
Issue setting:
The files in the source folder are already .opus files. fre.ac asks whether the files should be overwritten, I answer "yes".
fre.ac converts the files from opus to opus (not that this is really intended) and afterwards deletes each converted files so that all audio files are lost.
IMHO this specific case needs to be checked and in this case deletion should be avoided.
Cheers,
Bodo
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: