@Majestyk,
I do not get any script crash but I do get a foobar crash, don't know if it's the same you're reporting.
I can reproduce the foobar crash with fb.Exit();Code: [Select]const checkResponse = setInterval(() => {
try { xmlhttp.Status && xmlhttp.ResponseText } catch (e) { return; }
clearTimeout(timer);
clearInterval(checkResponse);
bioOnStateChange.call(xmlhttp, resolve, reject, func);
fb.Exit(); // Add this line here
}, 30);
Can you confirm this?
Edit: What I have posted does not seem to be related to allmusic at all, if you put it outside the function, like this:Code: [Select]setTimeout(() => {
fb.Exit();
}, 4000);
it also crashes foobar. Seems to be that foobar with its user-components has not finished all processes and you early exit
right in the middle of it, that's why you get a foobar crash. If this is not the same issue, please post the crash log because I can not
reproduce any other related issue you've reported...
Anyway, if you have a crash, share the report.
You enabled SoX for foobar standard RG scanner.
You don't have to enable SoX resampler for Truepeak. When SoX is installed Truepeak will automatically use SoX upon scan.
If you use the settings as in the attached file, you don't have to use standard foobar replaygain scan anymore. Upon scanning truepeak will write TP values also in the standard RG fields and will also calculate LRA, DR and clipping positions.
So in one scan you can have it all.
If you don't want the result window popup, you can also disable it.
BTW. All this info is in this thread if you scroll a bit back.
Thanks for the guidance Defender. What is the benefit to writing to custom tags for peak and gain along with using the ReplayGain tag fields? Both will have the same values, albeit a different tag name. I was jus tusing the ReplayGain fields as shown in the attached.
const checkResponse = setInterval(() => {
try { xmlhttp.Status && xmlhttp.ResponseText } catch (e) { return; }
clearTimeout(timer);
clearInterval(checkResponse);
bioOnStateChange.call(xmlhttp, resolve, reject, func);
fb.Exit(); // Add this line here
}, 30);
setTimeout(() => {
fb.Exit();
}, 4000);
You enabled SoX for foobar standard RG scanner.
You don't have to enable SoX resampler for Truepeak. When SoX is installed Truepeak will automatically use SoX upon scan.
If you use the settings as in the attached file, you don't have to use standard foobar replaygain scan anymore. Upon scanning truepeak will write TP values also in the standard RG fields and will also calculate LRA, DR and clipping positions.
So in one scan you can have it all.
If you don't want the result window popup, you can also disable it.
BTW. All this info is in this thread if you scroll a bit back.
SoX did speed up scanning quite a bit. Most values were the same, peak timestamp if different, along with track and album peak. Is this to be expeced? 1st time using SoX for this so wanted to confirm. Please see attached.
I installed https://foobar.hyv.fi/?view=foo_dsp_resampler
Then went to Preferences>Advanced>Filter, type in Tools, under Automatic resampling preference type in: “Resampler (SoX)”
Colsole info:
True Peak Scanning track: D:\Music\FLAC\P-R\_ and the Mysterians\1966 96 Tears\_ and the Mysterians - 96 Tears - 12 - 96 tears.flac
Oversampling to 352800 Hz with Resampler (SoX)
True Peaks calculated in: 0:01.346, speed: 133.61x
Anything I messed up here? Don't think so, but checking...
