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Friendly formatting of frequency

Got annoyed by the simple display of sampling frequency in Hz, especially with DSD it's hard to read and messes up the layouts.
I thought there was a nice helper function but I couldn't find one and neither a one-liner shared somewhere so that's what I came up with.

Hope you find it helpful, if you snatch a bug or have suggestions for improvements let me know.

Default UI status bar:
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%codec% | $ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),0,1)]] MHz,$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),0,1)]] KHz,))$ifgreater(1000,%__samplerate%,%__samplerate Hz,) | $if($strcmp(%__encoding%,lossy),%bitrate% kbps mp3 |,$ifgreater(%__bitspersample%,0,%__bitspersample% bit |,)) %channels% | %playback_time%[ / %length%]

Default UI status bar:
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%codec% | $ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),0,1)]] MHz,$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),0,1)]] KHz,))$ifgreater(1000,%__samplerate%,%__samplerate Hz,) | $if($strcmp(%__encoding%,lossy),%bitrate% kbps mp3 |,$ifgreater(%__bitspersample%,0,%__bitspersample% bit |,)) %channels% | %playback_time%[ / %length%]

Columns UI, Playlist View, Columns, Codec (Custom)
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[%codec% $ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),0,1)]] MHz,$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),0,1)]] KHz,))$ifgreater(1000,%__samplerate%,%__samplerate Hz,)$ifgreater(%__bitspersample%,0, %__bitspersample% bit,)$if($strcmp(%__encoding%,lossy), %bitrate% kbps) %channels% ]

Columns UI, Status Pane
Code: [Select]
%artist% – %title%
$crlf()
%codec% | $ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),0,1)]] MHz,$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),0,1)]] KHz,))$ifgreater(1000,%__samplerate%,%__samplerate Hz,) | $if($strcmp(%__encoding%,lossy),%bitrate% kbps mp3 |,$ifgreater(%__bitspersample%,0,%__bitspersample% bit |,)) %channels% | %playback_time%[ / %length%]

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #1 –
I'd press a thumbs up or "Thank you" button if one existed. Thank you!

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #2 –
@Squeller You're welcome!

Made some changes:
- There was a leftover "mp3" from somewhere in the bitrate
- Changed "stereo" to "Stereo" in status pane and status bar and to "2ch" in the playlist

Default UI status bar:
Code: [Select]
%codec% | $ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),0,1)]] MHz,$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),0,1)]] KHz,))$ifgreater(1000,%__samplerate%,%__samplerate Hz,) | $if($strcmp(%__encoding%,lossy),%bitrate% kbps |,$ifgreater(%__bitspersample%,0,%__bitspersample% bit |,)) $if($stricmp(%channels%,stereo),Stereo,%channels%) | %playback_time%[ / %length%]

Columns UI, Playlist View, Columns, Codec (Custom)
Code: [Select]
[%codec% $ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),0,1)]] MHz,$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),0,1)]] KHz,))$ifgreater(1000,%__samplerate%,%__samplerate Hz,)$ifgreater(%__bitspersample%,0, %__bitspersample% bit,)$if($strcmp(%__encoding%,lossy), %bitrate% kbps) $if($stricmp(%channels%,stereo),2ch,%channels%) ]

Columns UI, Status Pane
Code: [Select]
%artist% – %title%
$crlf()
%codec% | $ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),0,1)]] MHz,$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),0,1)]] KHz,))$ifgreater(1000,%__samplerate%,%__samplerate Hz,) | $if($strcmp(%__encoding%,lossy),%bitrate% kbps |,$ifgreater(%__bitspersample%,0,%__bitspersample% bit |,)) $if($stricmp(%channels%,stereo),Stereo,%channels%) | %playback_time%[ / %length%]

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #3 –
This is kind of a different question, but it fits with the topic. Is there an easy way to add commas to a sample rate value, turning 44100 into 44,100, 176400 into 176,400, 5564800 into 5,564,800, etc? It would make it easier to visually parse a value in the status bar, for instance. I need it to work for both %samplerate% and %output_samplerate% (Case's output info component).
Think millionaire, but with cannons.

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #4 –
Quote from: Cannonaire on
This is kind of a different question, but it fits with the topic. Is there an easy way to add commas to a sample rate value, turning 44100 into 44,100, 176400 into 176,400,
$div(number,1000) and $num($mod(number,1000),3) ?

Quote from: Cannonaire on
5564800 into 5,564,800, etc?
That is a bit worse than another such routine on the $div(number,1000), because you don't want "0,044,100". An $ifgreater first. Or just stick to the final separator and let 2822 be 2822?

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #5 –
@Porcus I may be a bit dumb. How do I use those to put commas into the number? I checked titleformat info on those and I don't understand how they work.
Think millionaire, but with cannons.

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #6 –
I cannot really test that %output_samplerate% thing at the moment, but I suspect it will return 0 if you aren't playing? Anyway, without that, it would be the following that works for sample rates less than a million:

$div(%__samplerate%,1000)','$num($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),3)

This will output e.g. 2822,200 (with no comma before the "8"). If you want a separator for the millions too, then I think you must do something like the following:
$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,$div(%__samplerate%,1000000)','$num($div($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),1000),3),$div(%__samplerate%,1000))','$num($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),3)

assuming that you have nothing that is sampled at merely three-figure rates ;)

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #7 –
Quote from: Porcus on
I cannot really test that %output_samplerate% thing at the moment, but I suspect it will return 0 if you aren't playing? Anyway, without that, it would be the following that works for sample rates less than a million:

$div(%__samplerate%,1000)','$num($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),3)

This will output e.g. 2822,200 (with no comma before the "8"). If you want a separator for the millions too, then I think you must do something like the following:
$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,$div(%__samplerate%,1000000)','$num($div($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),1000),3),$div(%__samplerate%,1000))','$num($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),3)

assuming that you have nothing that is sampled at merely three-figure rates ;)
Output samplerate is empty when not playing or outinfo not installed.

$puts(txt,$if([%output_samplerate%],Output $div(%output_samplerate%,1000)/%output_bitdepth%/%output_channels%,- Not Playing -))
$if($get(txt),$if($get(n),$crlf())$get(txt)$puts(n,CR))

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #8 –
Quote from: Cannonaire on
This is kind of a different question, but it fits with the topic. Is there an easy way to add commas to a sample rate value, turning 44100 into 44,100, 176400 into 176,400, 5564800 into 5,564,800, etc? It would make it easier to visually parse a value in the status bar, for instance. I need it to work for both %samplerate% and %output_samplerate% (Case's output info component).

Would this work?

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$ifgreater($len(%__samplerate%),6,$substr(%__samplerate%,1,$sub($len(%__samplerate%),6))',',)$ifgreater($len(%__samplerate%),4,$substr(%__samplerate%,$sub($len(%__samplerate%),5),$sub($len(%__samplerate%),3))',',)$substr(%__samplerate%,$sub($len(%__samplerate%),2),$len(%__samplerate%))

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #9 –
I came at it from a different angle (text rather than maths) -

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$right($insert($insert($num(%samplerate%,9),',',6),',',3),$add($len(%samplerate%),$iflonger(%samplerate%,6,2,1)))

$num samplerate to 9 digits, $insert two commas, $right cut the extra digits.

(I love there are always different ways to do things with title formatting)

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #10 –
Thank you, everyone! I'll test the options.
Think millionaire, but with cannons.

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #12 –
Added Codec conversion for WavPack DSD shown as "WavPack" to "DSD64" "DSD128" etc

It was not fair not to add 48 kHz support.

Default UI status bar:

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$if($stricmp(%codec%,WavPack),$ifgreater(2,%__bitspersample%,DSD$div(%__samplerate%,$ifgreater(0,$mod(%__samplerate%,44100),48000,44100)),%codec%),%codec%) | $ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),0,1)]] MHz,$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),0,1)]] KHz,))$ifgreater(1000,%__samplerate%,%__samplerate Hz,) | $if($strcmp(%__encoding%,lossy),%bitrate% kbps |,$ifgreater(%__bitspersample%,0,%__bitspersample% bit |,)) $if($stricmp(%channels%,stereo),Stereo,%channels%) | %playback_time%[ / %length%]

Columns UI, Playlist View, Columns, Codec (Custom)

Code: [Select]
[$if($stricmp(%codec%,WavPack),$ifgreater(2,%__bitspersample%,DSD$div(%__samplerate%,$ifgreater(0,$mod(%__samplerate%,44100),48000,44100)),%codec%),%codec%) $ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),0,1)]] MHz,$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),0,1)]] KHz,))$ifgreater(1000,%__samplerate%,%__samplerate Hz,)$ifgreater(%__bitspersample%,0, %__bitspersample% bit,)$if($strcmp(%__encoding%,lossy), %bitrate% kbps) $if($stricmp(%channels%,stereo),2ch,%channels%) ]

Columns UI, Status Pane

Code: [Select]
%artist% – %title%
$crlf()
$if($stricmp(%codec%,WavPack),$ifgreater(2,%__bitspersample%,DSD$div(%__samplerate%,$ifgreater(0,$mod(%__samplerate%,44100),48000,44100)),%codec%),%codec%) | $ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000000),0,1)]] MHz,$ifgreater(%__samplerate%,999,[$div(%__samplerate%,1000).[$substr($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),0,1)]] KHz,))$ifgreater(1000,%__samplerate%,%__samplerate Hz,) | $if($strcmp(%__encoding%,lossy),%bitrate% kbps |,$ifgreater(%__bitspersample%,0,%__bitspersample% bit |,)) $if($stricmp(%channels%,stereo),Stereo,%channels%) | %playback_time%[ / %length%]
 

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #13 –
In the case of WavPack DSD, it's better to know it as "WavPack".
e.g
WavPack high lossless 2912 kbps DSD 1 bit/2822400 Hz
SHURE SRH1840, SENNHEISER HD660S2, SENNHEISER HD620S, SENNHEISER HD 490 Pro Plus, beyerdynamic DT 1990 PRO, HiFiMAN Edition XS, HIFIMAN ANANDA, Bowers & Wilkins P7, FiiO FT5, FiiO FT1 Pro, 水月雨 (MOONDROP) 空鳴 - VOID, SONY WH1000XM5 (made a Upgrade/Balanced Cable by myself)

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #14 –

foobar2000 v2.24.1 : 32-bit | 64-bit
Default UI Statusbar Device: FiiO 7

DSD Playing


WavPack DSD Playing
SHURE SRH1840, SENNHEISER HD660S2, SENNHEISER HD620S, SENNHEISER HD 490 Pro Plus, beyerdynamic DT 1990 PRO, HiFiMAN Edition XS, HIFIMAN ANANDA, Bowers & Wilkins P7, FiiO FT5, FiiO FT1 Pro, 水月雨 (MOONDROP) 空鳴 - VOID, SONY WH1000XM5 (made a Upgrade/Balanced Cable by myself)

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #15 –
Quote from: Air KEN on
In the case of WavPack DSD, it's better to know it as "WavPack".
e.g
WavPack high lossless 2912 kbps DSD 1 bit/2822400 Hz

May I ask why would be important for you to know the container?

For me it's just a distraction; I prefer to see the DSD rate directly, especially in the playlist view.

Re: Friendly formatting of frequency

Reply #16 –
> May I ask why would be important for you to know the container?

Oh no, it seems that was a bit of a translation glitch. Sorry.

However, I personally find it easier to understand and more impactful to write it as "WavPack DSD", so it's a matter of preference.
You can pass in silence.
I hope this is getting through.
SHURE SRH1840, SENNHEISER HD660S2, SENNHEISER HD620S, SENNHEISER HD 490 Pro Plus, beyerdynamic DT 1990 PRO, HiFiMAN Edition XS, HIFIMAN ANANDA, Bowers & Wilkins P7, FiiO FT5, FiiO FT1 Pro, 水月雨 (MOONDROP) 空鳴 - VOID, SONY WH1000XM5 (made a Upgrade/Balanced Cable by myself)