I've seen this asked before and usually the response is "Why do you need a GUI for oggenc?" Well if I were simply converting an album or two I suppose it wouldn't be such a big deal however I'm ripping a large collection of music DVD's to ogg and tagging them along the way. It's quite easy to pass oggenc the artist, album, etc and other information that is the same for each track but setting each track title and number is much easier with a GUI so why not encode and tag at the same time? A script would be equally useful as long as it provided some means of entering track specific info. Grip and RipperX only encode from cd as far as I can tell and there is no possibility to feed them existing .wav files from hdd.

Thanks for any info.

search freshmeat
this is what I found:
http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=oggen...&Go.x=0&Go.y=0

and google
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...ux&btnG=Search

let your fingers do the walking / talking

titanium_geek

Hmm.....you think I am not intelligent enough to use google? Gee thanks. You will find nothing using google except rippers not encoders! Those links are worthless. Ogmrip is for ripping from DVD as it states quite clearly, Korbis was last updated in 2001, and radiocap was last updated in 2003 (and doesn't work on 3 different boxes anyway). It looks as tho there is no such tool available. Back to the drawing board........

Well thanks for trying anyway.

ahh...
I know what you mean. I found that I could encode more than one file at once on the command line... don't know about the other stuff though.

Well, you didn't say that you had searched, so I assumed that you hadn't. Most people dont, sigh.

titanium_geek