# Please note that comments are not realy supported here, but currently they'll
# not interfer; Please start each comment line with # to highlight and ensure
# ctConcF will not interprete as a section [...] or parameter ...=......
#
# Each convertion definition begins with [...], which defines the unique id
# string; So ctConv will not currently use this unique ID, it is designed for
# later versions for refinding latest settings
#
# The param's (params itself are not casesensitive) meaning:
# ----------------------------------------------------------
# Cap: The caption shown in the menu, title bar, ...
# Fil: The supported filetypes.
#      Seperate with ;
#      Multiextension supported (e.g.: .tar.gz)
#      Not casesensitive
#      If changing conversation format(s), the list will be cleared except when
#        the strings are 100% identical!!!
# Cmd: The actuall command line; may use " for executable file
#    - use %ctConv% as placeholder for the full file
#    - use %ctConvX% as placeholder for the full file without extension
#    - use %path% as placeholder for the folder, including righthanded \
#    - use %file% as placeholder for the filename itself (without extension)
#    - use %ext% as placeholder for the extension, including leading .
#    - the executable must be in the .\helpers directory, You can also use
#           Cmd=<path>\<program> <params>
#           to launches <program> from the .\helpers\<path> subdirectory
#    - You can use multiple Cmd= statements
#    - It's recommend to always use quotes (") for filenames
#        Cmd=striphdr "%ctConv%" "%ctConvX%.mp3"
# Cvx: Use this if the converter must be launched from it's directory
#      (By default, it's launched with the 'current directory' set to the source
#      file directory)
#
# This release currently only supports OggEnc.exe for converting Wav to Ogg
#            Vorbis (Quality 3 or 5), and OggDec.exe for converting Ogg to Wav:
#   OggDec   Ogg Vorbis command line decoding tool
#            http://www.xiph.org; oggdec.exe
#   OggEnc   Ogg Vorbis command line encoding tool (by Michael Smith)
#            http://www.xiph.org; oggenc.exe

[Wav2Ogg5]
Cap=Wav -> Ogg Vorbis (quality 5)
Fil=wav
Cmd=oggenc -q5 "%ctConv%"
Cvx=1

[Wav2Ogg3]
Cap=Wav -> Ogg Vorbis (quality 3)
Fil=wav
Cmd=oggenc -q3 "%ctConv%"

[Ogg2Wav]
Cap=Ogg Vorbis -> Wav
Fil=ogg
Cmd=oggdec "%ctConv%"


