Music Converter & CD Ripper shows % on a Windows 7 taskbar Encoder settings stored at start of conversion and used through-out conversion (allows a 2nd conversion to take place at the same time with different settings) Multi-encoder added as standard mp3 Sort Tags supported TSOA - Album, TSO2 - Album Artist, TSOP - Artist, TSOC - Composer and TSOT - Title (sam as iTunes) mp3 year tag written as YYYY only Scripting now 64 bit compatible Explorer Shell - Audio Property tab shows correctly in X64 Windows Professional Frequency Conversion enabled by default (option to disable removed) .bwf added to wave decoder Batch Converter supports Windows Libraries on Windows 7 PerfectMeta - matches [xxx] & (xxx), ' / ' & '/' as same Naming - [IFCOMP] tests against anything that is not 'no' and 'false' rather than '1' mp3 Lame Encoder - quality settings expanded to include half quality values (ie -V 4.5) flac Apple Lossless encoder and decoder included as standard AIFF encoder & decoder included as standard mp3 ID Tagging - Comment Tags (other than simple comment, such as iTunesNorm) are preserved, also language code correctly set for comment mp3 ID Tagging - Lyrics ID3v2 tag (unsync) supported Profiles for music converter (have to first enable in dBpoweramp Configuration >> Music Converter >> Enable Profiles in Converter), create profiles by selecting [Create New Profile] in the encoder box Edit ID Tag page redesigned, Album art can be added to multiple files in one go, the add button allows adding art from: Internet, File, Scanner, etc CD Ripper & Batch Converter - if move the page to another larger display the page is drawn correctly Step 5: Click “Start!” How do I convert .flac to mp3 facility this link batch flac to mp3 converter Audio CD to MP3 ripper . The for loop should be self-explanatory, but it has a little addition to a normal loop. The || (double pipe) makes sure all processing is done before the loop breaks. So, when an instance of ffmpeg exits with something else than status code 0, it will break the loop. Basically, it says: encode the file OR stop . This is handy for possible errors in the middle of a file set. You would like to see where it all failed, not end up with some corrupted files somewhere halfway and not know what's going on.