I'm using audioconvert to convert my library of FLACs to mp3s. I apparently have a few bad FLACs (I got a message about the MD5 not matching). This stopped the entire conversion, and I had to move the bad FLACs myself and then run audioconvert again. Ideally, these files would be skipped and then logged at the end. Also, when running -j greater than 1, the message about which files are bad is hidden and I have to run with -j 1 to find the bad files.
I'm using audioconvert to convert my library of FLACs to mp3s. I apparently have a few bad FLACs (I got a message about the MD5 not matching). This stopped the entire conversion, and I had to move the bad FLACs myself and then run audioconvert again. Ideally, these files would be skipped and then logged at the end. Also, when running -j greater than 1, the message about which files are bad is hidden and I have to run with -j 1 to find the bad files.