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reflac

Reflac is a command line tool used for lossless audio compression. It is specifically designed for FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) files.

The tool allows you to compress audio files without losing any quality, making it ideal for archiving purposes and audio enthusiasts.

Reflac operates by analyzing the audio data and removing any unnecessary or redundant information, resulting in smaller file sizes.

It supports single file compression as well as batch processing, allowing you to compress multiple files in one go.

The tool also has options to preserve the original metadata of the audio files and maintain their directory structure.

Reflac provides fast and efficient compression, with support for multi-core processors for quicker processing times.

It is a cross-platform tool, compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.

Reflac is open-source software, meaning you can access its source code, modify it, and redistribute it as per the terms of its license.

The tool offers a command line interface, making it suitable for integration into scripts or automated workflows.

With its reliable compression capabilities and lossless audio processing, Reflac is a popular choice for those looking to compress their audio files efficiently.

List of commands for reflac:

  • reflac:tldr:25ead reflac: Recompress a directory of FLAC files.
    $ reflac ${path-to-directory}
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  • reflac:tldr:31200 reflac: Recurse into subdirectories.
    $ reflac --recursive ${path-to-directory}
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  • reflac:tldr:46aee reflac: Display filenames as they are processed.
    $ reflac --verbose ${path-to-directory}
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  • reflac:tldr:d4e02 reflac: Preserve file modification times.
    $ reflac --preserve ${path-to-directory}
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  • reflac:tldr:e6df7 reflac: Enable maximum compression (very slow).
    $ reflac --best ${path-to-directory}
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