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Alternatively, it's a hack but it works for all input ./flac supports, pipe from foobar to ./flac to ./flaccid, this way ./flac deals with the format mess for free and flaccid gets fed flac files which are fully supported. ./flac can use -0 which uses a rounding error of resources compared to flaccid's brute forcing.
Last post by marc2k3 -
Feel free to totally ignore this nitpicking.... but you could lose the white border around the list control when dark mode is enabled with this...
if(strcmp(path, "-")==0){ //drwav doesn't seem to have convenient FILE* functions //so something might have to be done with raw memory _("Currently piping not supported for wav input");//TODO }
Wav support is flaky in general, even if piping gets added non-16 bit wav support needs work. I'll make some time in the next few days to give it another go, but no promises. Current me is only slightly smarter than past me, lets be honest probably slightly dumber.
If you're only dealing with CDDA then a workaround which should work with the current binary is to pipe the raw samples, --input-format cdda in flaccid, --force-raw-format from ./flac and whatever it is from foobar.
Alternatively, it's a hack but it works for all input ./flac supports, pipe from foobar to ./flac to ./flaccid, this way ./flac deals with the format mess for free and flaccid gets fed flac files which are fully supported. ./flac can use -0 which uses a rounding error of resources compared to flaccid's brute forcing.
(Could the flac pipe hack be built into flaccid to support wav input without drwav? libflac is already a dependency and it might be the path of least resistance)
Recently I was tinkering with EQ APO, and I was listening to a 7.1 testfile. And I thought something there was malfunctioning. But then I realized that the LFE channel is completely mute with foobar. Also with MPV, but not with my directshow player, using LAV.
I can see the sound that is supposed to be played on all visualizations. I installed a portable instance of latest stable (2.1.5), kept it vanilla. It works the same way.
Huh. I didn't know about this. No one hinted about this. My topics are even linked.
I did a quick test. With normal output nothing. happened. So I added the upmix 7.1 DSP. But it only seems to have become louder. I guess I just don't know it's supposed to be used.
I was putting off upgrading, but it wasn’t that bad. Not done yet. I have to mess around with ESLyric yet a bit. What are those lyric sources in Chinese writing? Can Deezer be added?
For Metallum and Minilyrics sources to use artist/title search instead of artist/album so they can be used with radio streams you need to add modified versions of them. I did two which are attached below, they go into foobar2000\profile\eslyric-data\scripts\searcher, select as needed instead of the supplied ones.
If you still have the "LyricsOnDemand" source it should be deleted--it was removed from the install last month due to memory leakage/not working status reported by TT-ReBORN.
Songlyrics and Metallum have the habit of preventing a search from continuing to following sources if they pass a certain message about having the song indexed but no lyrics; the workaround is to add the following entries to the "Lyric Processor" box: That's all the ESLyric tips I have!
Last post by sveakul -
Thanks Case for "meeting the call" for so many. It would be cool if the TruePeak value could be included. Doesn't have a sexy GUI (yet?) but it's fast and it's accurate, and it's finally THERE.
