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Published by David Mitchell
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Date Posted: |
September 24th, 1999
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Last Updated: |
September 24th, 1999
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License: |
Public Domain |
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Downloads: |
3,458 total; 2 recently |
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7,924 total |
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awaiting 10 votes |
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About KonaKoder:
KonaKoder is an easy to use MP3 Encoder. It includes CDDB and attribute support.
KonaKoder is a complete MP3 encoding solution for the BeOS. It handles all
stages from CD ripping to customizing the Tracker layout for directory
windows with a minimum of user intervention. KonaKoder reads the raw audio
from the CD with anti-skip protection and sends it directly to the encoder,
eliminating temporary files. It can use multiple processors to encode multiple
tracks at once. It uses CDDB to obtain track and artist information, and adds
that information as attributes to new MP3 files. It configures the Tracker to be
able to display and edit the new attributes. Finally, it can customize the layout
of the directories it creates to your own specifications. It is distributed as a
source-only project, but includes full details for building and using KonaKoder.
KonaKoder compiles and runs on both Intel and PPC platforms. More
documentation can be found in the installer package and on the web sit
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Details about this version:
This is the initial public release. I don't expect that there are any problems with it, but it is version 0.9 just in case.
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Intel Version - requires R4.5 (100 KB) |
3,063 downloads |
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PowerPC Version - requires R4.5 (100 KB) |
395 downloads |
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