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TTA CLI 3.2 Released

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Good....a request for the next releases : pipeencoding command will be great


And what about the Liisachan question ??

TTA CLI 3.2 Released

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Good....a request for the next releases : pipeencoding command will be great


Thinking about it ;-) Please wait for TTA 3.3 in a month.
I have updated the damaged TTA binary for Linux right now.

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And what about the Liisachan question ??


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Does TTA support APEv2 tags?

TTA codec and all of the plugins can work with APEv2 tags. Officially supported ID3v1/v2 tags only.

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WAV file decoded from TTA using Tau Producer 1.1 doesnt play, because Tau Producer tries to copy tags into WAV by default

OK. You are right. I will disable this mode by default.

-- Alexander

TTA CLI 3.2 Released

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Added support for unicode file names.
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Wow
I thought you'd just add MultiByte Chars support, by skipping the next byte if the first byte is the leading byte of DBCS... but Unicode _is_ supported too! Thanks so much. This version-up is more than what I had expected.

But will this work on WIn98 too???? Maybe thru MSLU?

TTA CLI 3.2 Released

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Wow  I thought you'd just add MultiByte Chars support..


Thanks.
We just start the work with multibyte support. I think that the 3.3 codec will to support it more completely.

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But will this work on WIn98 too????


As I know this one should work under Win98/98Me/NT-All/Linux/BSD/Mac and maybe somewhere else  I will test it under Win98 tomorrow.

-- Alexander