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[jacobacci]

I have about a hundred SACD ISOs on my harddisk, that I want to convert to 176.4kHz FLACs. I would like to keep the converted FLACs updated, as I add new SACD ISOs.
So far I have found out that I need to select all the files (over 1'000) that I want to convert. I have also found the options to skip the conversion of files that already exist in the target directory.
I am looking to make this process easier and I have two questions.
- Is there a way to create a batch job, that I can use to regularly start a conversion job of all the ISOs on my hard disk?
- Is there a way to only convert the two channel tracks of the ISOs and skip the multichannel tracks?

[Matt]

You can convert only the two channel tracks by selecting only those files.  Search for [Channels]==2

[jacobacci]

Sounds good, thanks Matt
Will JRiver detect if the (library) tags on an source SACD ISO have been changed and reconvert or update tags on the target? I am able to do this on Media Monkey. MM will keep a FLAC and an MP3 Library in sync. With SACD ISOs MM won't sync / convert.

[JimH]

I don't know whether the ISO will work.

MC handles secondary types by (optionally) building a cache when you sync to a handheld.  You can set up any drive as a handheld.

[jacobacci]

I'll give it a try and let you know.