Hi,
I have a reasonably large library of FLACs (~24k tracks, just over 1TB size). The FLACs reside on an SMB share on my Synology NAS. I'd like to keep a second copy of the files, transcoded with the Opus codec. The Opus copies will be used for mobile listening on my phone, tablet, portable media player and car. I'd also like the Opus library to be automatically updated whenever I add new FLACs to the main library (synchronisation of updates, renames and deletions would also be nice).
I have just begun bulk converting the library using a trial version of TuneFusion (from the dBpoweramp folks). The app is currently syncing the FLACs on my Synology NAS to Opus ones on a local SSD on my main Windows 11 PC - I looks like it's going to take around 3 hours using all 24 logical cores of my Ryzen 9 7900
Now, I could easily pay for TuneFusion and set it up to synchronise the FLAC share on my NAS with an Opus one. However, this places a dependency on my main PC and I have a lower power 'utility server' that is always on for this sort of thing.
The utility server is running Ubuntu Server 22.04.3 LTS on a virtual machine running on my little vmware ESXi host (a Dell Optiplex 7060 micro with an 8th gen i3 CPU). The server runs an assortment of containerized services including LMS.
Is anyone aware of any nice solutions to achieve the transcoding and synchronization above on Linux? (preferably one that is already containerized).
I have a reasonably large library of FLACs (~24k tracks, just over 1TB size). The FLACs reside on an SMB share on my Synology NAS. I'd like to keep a second copy of the files, transcoded with the Opus codec. The Opus copies will be used for mobile listening on my phone, tablet, portable media player and car. I'd also like the Opus library to be automatically updated whenever I add new FLACs to the main library (synchronisation of updates, renames and deletions would also be nice).
I have just begun bulk converting the library using a trial version of TuneFusion (from the dBpoweramp folks). The app is currently syncing the FLACs on my Synology NAS to Opus ones on a local SSD on my main Windows 11 PC - I looks like it's going to take around 3 hours using all 24 logical cores of my Ryzen 9 7900
Now, I could easily pay for TuneFusion and set it up to synchronise the FLAC share on my NAS with an Opus one. However, this places a dependency on my main PC and I have a lower power 'utility server' that is always on for this sort of thing.
The utility server is running Ubuntu Server 22.04.3 LTS on a virtual machine running on my little vmware ESXi host (a Dell Optiplex 7060 micro with an 8th gen i3 CPU). The server runs an assortment of containerized services including LMS.
Is anyone aware of any nice solutions to achieve the transcoding and synchronization above on Linux? (preferably one that is already containerized).