Rob
@r0b.io
Research software engineer @ Open Lab, HCI, design, infrastructure, stroopwafels. Maker of web stuff, tinkerer of apps & player of video games.
www.r0b.io
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I'm quite impressed with myself, I could have just used the ffmpeg CLI but that would have been no fun. I've not tested it but it should all run offline too .. in theory. You can do so much with web apps these days.
October 16, 2025 at 11:07 PM
I'm quite impressed with myself, I could have just used the ffmpeg CLI but that would have been no fun. I've not tested it but it should all run offline too .. in theory. You can do so much with web apps these days.
it's only just working but I've used it to take a set of .m4a files in the browser, concatenate & convert them together into a single AAC stream, then use the individual file metadata to set up the chapters and set the title/album/artwork on the final output file. And it runs on my iPod.
October 16, 2025 at 11:07 PM
it's only just working but I've used it to take a set of .m4a files in the browser, concatenate & convert them together into a single AAC stream, then use the individual file metadata to set up the chapters and set the title/album/artwork on the final output file. And it runs on my iPod.
