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Last post by Akbis -
I have the same thing. When selecting only "Album" in the browser, for a folder with tracks with different artists (exactly such albums), the player takes data from the tags from the Artist, and not from the Album. This is a programmer's error. It should not be like this. My tags are fine. On other players, such albums open correctly. This is apparently done intentionally. But this is wrong. 100 covers appear on the screen, instead of one, in Album mode. The view on the screen is terrible. p.s. I edit tags in a program for Windows - Mp3tag ( https://www.mp3tag.de ). It allows batch processing of large albums. Many functions. You can also edit tags in the WinAmp player, but one track at a time. Therefore, I have no problems with tags. In other players, everything is ok!. We need to inform the programmers somehow so that they fix this error. See screenshot. On the screenshot for example, how the same albums look in the Pulsar player. In the Pulsar player everything is fine. One cover each.
Last post by teh roxxors -
It appears that freedb has been altered in a way that all music is now categorized as "data." No other genre is ever listed for any disc I rip, and I imagine changes I submit to the database aren't recorded. This has been the case for at least a couple months, I believe.
Anyone have insight as to what happened?
As for why I use freedb and not one of the other databases—because it will be suggested: I try to avoid UNICODE in file names, something that plagues other services. Freedb also allows me to upload metadata for unknown CDs, which I've never managed successfully with other services. Finally, I've used freedb for over 20 years. Why change now?
Last post by ktf -
The script ignores the warning of course, but I see now that the file I saw strange behaviour from has one channel with content, and one completely silent channel. Anyway, I restarted the script, might take a while.
HALAC 0.3.6 Multithread Encoder (11 October 2024) Hakan Abbas (abbas.hakan@gmail.com) Only 16 bit, 2 channels .wav types are supported for input!
HALAC currently only supports 2 channel stereo. However, if the number of channels is different from 2, you should have received a warning. All the data I have is 16 bit stereo. No request for single channel mono has been received so far. And I don't know much about the widespread use of mono audio data. If it is important, I can add mono when preparing multichannel support.
Last post by ungive -
My assumption is that "Windows Universal Volume Control" is synonymous with "SMTC" (SystemMediaTransportControls), since SMTC can be used to read the information that foobar2000 reports. I'm not sure what you mean with misleading, the setting name indicates to me it integrates with Windows to report what it's currently playing and that's what it does, just with some missing information.
Anyway, I've gone ahead now and forked the old foo_mediacontrol plugin, compiled it using the newest foobar2000 SDK and added reporting of the current timeline position and song duration.
Last post by darkflame23 -
Just seconding this, it would be great to host VSTs in the regular GUI panels with the Default User Interface. Not sure how easy it would be though as many plugins now come with re-sizable GUIs.
Last post by ktf -
Does HALAC handle mono audio by the way? I ran a comparison script overnight, and it seems HALAC did strange things on two mono files.
Last post by regor -
Thanks for the script. While AI may be great, that snippet works only in specific setups and has some problems:
- All coordinates are hardcoded, therefore the elements are not resized according to panel size. It may be fine if people just use it for the intended panel size though. - As is, even if you disable it. Any track played more than 150 seconds is automatically skipped since the callback 'on_playback_time' is always called (unless I misunderstood it). - There is no need to repaint on every minimal mouse change, it should be throttled on drag.
Possible improvements: - There are no "on hover" effects on the button and bar. - There is no control about what happens when current queue/playlist reaches the end.
Maybe you can reformulate your prompt to have all that into consideration.
You can design a new audio compression format that works however you. You're about 30 years too late to influence how AAC works though, so not much you can do there without a time machine.
Thanks, but I realized that if the same frame sizes are used for all sample rates then frames of a 8kHz stream would be as long as (at least roughly) 6 times of frames of a 48kHz stream, right? Does AAC use the same frame sizes for all sample rates? If not, which frame sizes are used for which sample rates?
Last post by Angelo58 -
Is there a way to designing an UI with the preferred VST open and ready to use? Or popup menu with arrow that open VST without goinf to Preferences Dsp Vst etc.
