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Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM are now hosted at cd-rw.org.
http://neroplugins.cd-rw.org/

AAC (last updated March 18, 2003) Advanced Audio Coding, based on libfacc/libfaad2
APE (last updated March 18, 2003) Monkey's Audio, based on Monkey's Audio SDK 3.97
FLAC (last updated March 18, 2003) Free Lossless Audio Codec, based on FLAC 1.1.0
MP3 (last updated March 18, 2003) MPEG-1 Layer-3, based on The Lame Project 3.93.1
OGG (last updated March 18, 2003) Ogg Vorbis, based on Ogg Vorbis Win32 SDK (1.0)
MPC (last updated March 18, 2003) MPC decoder SV4-SV7
ASF (last updated March 18, 2003) Windows Media Format 9 Series SDK
Let's suppose that rain washes out a picnic. Who is feeling negative? The rain? Or YOU? What's causing the negative feeling? The rain or your reaction? - Anthony De Mello

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #1 –
Hmmmm.... this Mausau guy does not seem to care about the (L)GPL.
I can't see, that he's making the changes to the sources of LAME and FAAC/FAAD2 available.
IMHO the copyright holders should write him a mail and ask him to comply with the license.

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #2 –
Tigre, Thanks. Coolisimo.

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #3 –
Decoding...does this mean we can make Audio CD's from OGG files just as easily as we can make Audio CD's from MP3's? Or is there still that additional step of decoding to WAV before burning...
iTunes 10 - Mac OS X 10.6
256kbps AAC VBR
iPhone 4 32GB

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #4 –
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Decoding...does this mean we can make Audio CD's from OGG files just as easily as we can make Audio CD's from MP3's? Or is there still that additional step of decoding to WAV before burning...

Right, we can now. There's no additional step.
Let's suppose that rain washes out a picnic. Who is feeling negative? The rain? Or YOU? What's causing the negative feeling? The rain or your reaction? - Anthony De Mello

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #5 –
Unlike the older OGG plugin dated 2/24/03, the version below works with the spectrograph display / wavelet display in NERO Wave Editor as well as the Preview Button in Nero Burning Rom. Nice work!

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #6 –
Another querstion: does this plugin support Replaygain? Hate to burn a song to a CD and hear the return of all its clipping glory.
iTunes 10 - Mac OS X 10.6
256kbps AAC VBR
iPhone 4 32GB

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #7 –
Woohoo! VBR slider for vorbis, very nice...

I love the new mp3 plugin. Much more intuitive than the Fraunhoffer one that came with Nero.

This page should have a "last updated" column or at least version numbers so we know when to update.

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #8 –
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I can't see, that he's making the changes to the sources of LAME and FAAC/FAAD2 available.
IMHO the copyright holders should write him a mail and ask him to comply with the license.

FAAD2 is GPL'd, so he should make all sources available, and not only modifications.

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #9 –
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FAAD2 is GPL'd, so he should make all sources available, and not only modifications.

Making the Diffs available is enough to comply with the GPL.
The thing is not, if he provides the full sources or just the diffs.
He does nothing.

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #10 –
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Making the Diffs available is enough to comply with the GPL.


Huh?

I'm not totally sure, but AFAIK, using GPL'ed code requires you to have your own program under GPL (and nothing else), too, and hence making the full sources available.

(It's quite logical actually - if you used GLP code in a BSD'ed project, someone could just as well take it from the BSD project and do what he likes with it.)

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #11 –
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Huh?

I'm not totally sure, but AFAIK, using GPL'ed code requires you to have your own program under GPL (and nothing else), too, and hence making the full sources available.

(It's quite logical actually - if you used GLP code in a BSD'ed project, someone could just as well take it from the BSD project and do what he likes with it.)

See? That's what I mean when I say the GPL is useless because noone can understand it.

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #12 –
This is from the site:

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March 15, 2003: Plugin for Active Streaming Format(identical to Windows
Media Audio*). Supports both reading and writing.


There are also now screenshots available, if you were afraid to download

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #13 –
I cannot make asf/wma plugin work. Nero just doesn's seem to see this plugin. Do I need some bloatware crap (yes, I'm talking about WMP9) Nero 5.5.10.15
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Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #14 –
Apparently there's no introduction to what these plugins are used for. I can't seem to find any info on what's the use of these plugins so can anyone here plz tell me what these plugins are used for? Thx

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #15 –
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Apparently there's no introduction to what these plugins are used for. I can't seem to find any info on what's the use of these plugins so can anyone here plz tell me what these plugins are used for? Thx

Decode:
- burn audio CDs on the fly from compressed files
- open compressed files directly in Nero Wave Editor

Encode:
- Extract audio from CDs directly to plugin formats
- Encode wav files from Nero Wave Editor.
Let's suppose that rain washes out a picnic. Who is feeling negative? The rain? Or YOU? What's causing the negative feeling? The rain or your reaction? - Anthony De Mello

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #16 –
man, wheres the flac plugin  ?

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #17 –
am i the only person who's encoder menu option goes crazy when you try to select a codec the save track option?
Chaintech AV-710

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #18 –
Hmm... now that we're starting to see non-commercial Nero plugins, I wonder how long it will take before some of the freeware burning apps (EAC, burnatonce, Burrrn) are able to use them?

    - M.

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #19 –
No one ever answered my question. Does the OGG plugin have replaygain support? Don't want to burn an OGG file to a CD and find all the volumes back to their original state.
iTunes 10 - Mac OS X 10.6
256kbps AAC VBR
iPhone 4 32GB

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #20 –
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No one ever answered my question. Does the OGG plugin have replaygain support? Don't want to burn an OGG file to a CD and find all the volumes back to their original state.


No, it does not appear to. Files show the same volume in WaveEditor with or without replay gain tags, and there is no option to enable replay gain upon decoding, so the answer is - no.

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #21 –
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man, wheres the flac plugin  ?

Yes, my sentiments exactly!!!

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #22 –
In time, FLAC will come. I'm sure he's just taking care of the most popular formats first.

If you want, email him to remind him and link him directly to the source code.

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #23 –
oooo... the mp3 plug-in encoder is so much better now  not that id ever use it, but still. 

Mausau's audio plugins for Nero Burning ROM

Reply #24 –
On the page he writes:
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I'm still looking for encoder source code(I already found decoder source code) for MusePack(also known as MPEG-plus/MPC/MPP/MP+). If you have any information on the encoder source code or SDK, please let me know.

I just don't understand why he's so lame. The MPC decoder AND encoder source is availible from Frank Klemm's MPC site. Though the latest encoder source availible there is old, v1.1.
How can he possibly not notice the encoder source is there i have no idea. If he cares at all about MPC or searching in general, he must know this site, apparantly he doesn't.