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Support - (fb2k) / Unexpected Behaviour with Multi-Value Performer Tag in M4A Files

Last post by ongaku - Today at 09:23

I have tagged some M4A files with Musicbrainz Picard. The Performer tag contains multiple values. Picard wrote all of the tags correctly, but foobar2000 only shows the last of the Performer values. I made a copy of one of the M4A files, wrote the Performer tag with foobar2000 and compared the files with AtomicParsley.

The only difference I can see is the case: "performer" vs "PERFORMER". Is this expected behaviour? (I should note that I'm using foobar2000 for Mac, latest preview version.)

Picard:

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# AtomicParsley 01\ Overture_\ Lore.m4a -t  
Atom "©nam" contains: Overture: Lore
Atom "©ART" contains: 古川毅
Atom "©wrt" contains: 古川毅
Atom "©alb" contains: 人喰いの大鷲トリコ
Atom "©gen" contains: Video Game Soundtrack
Atom "trkn" contains: 1 of 24
Atom "©day" contains: 2016
Atom "----" [com.apple.iTunes;performer] contains: London Symphony Orchestra
Atom "----" [com.apple.iTunes;performer] contains: Trinity Boys Choir
Atom "----" [com.apple.iTunes;performer] contains: London Voices
Atom "aART" contains: 古川毅
Atom "soaa" contains: Furukawa, Takeshi
Atom "soar" contains: Furukawa, Takeshi
Atom "soco" contains: Furukawa, Takeshi
Atom "soal" contains: Hito-kui no Oowashi Toriko
Atom "covr" contains: 1 piece of artwork

foobar2000:

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# AtomicParsley 01\ Overture_\ Lore\ copy.m4a -t
Atom "trkn" contains: 1 of 24
Atom "©gen" contains: Video Game Soundtrack
Atom "©day" contains: 2016
Atom "©nam" contains: Overture: Lore
Atom "----" [com.apple.iTunes;PERFORMER] contains: London Symphony Orchestra
Atom "----" [com.apple.iTunes;PERFORMER] contains: Trinity Boys Choir
Atom "----" [com.apple.iTunes;PERFORMER] contains: London Voices
Atom "soco" contains: Furukawa, Takeshi
Atom "©wrt" contains: 古川毅
Atom "soar" contains: Furukawa, Takeshi
Atom "©ART" contains: 古川毅
Atom "soal" contains: Hito-kui no Oowashi Toriko
Atom "soaa" contains: Furukawa, Takeshi
Atom "aART" contains: 古川毅
Atom "©alb" contains: 人喰いの大鷲トリコ
Atom "covr" contains: 1 piece of artwork

3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_truepeak True Peak Scanner

Last post by Defender - Today at 09:11

Quote from: darkflame23 on Today at 09:04

OK I added it to the end of the LUFS S string like this:

%truepeak_scanner_max_lufs_s% $replace function. [$replace(%field%, LUFS,)]

But the text "LUFS" is still showing after the number in the playlist, see image attached, any ideas?

Maybe:
[$replace(%truepeak_scanner_max_lufs_s%, LUFS,)]
will work :-)

3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_truepeak True Peak Scanner

Last post by darkflame23 - Today at 09:04

OK I added it to the end of the LUFS S string like this:

%truepeak_scanner_max_lufs_s% $replace function. [$replace(%field%, LUFS,)]

But the text "LUFS" is still showing after the number in the playlist, see image attached, any ideas?

3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / foo_deaf looping + fadeout problem

Last post by Despair - Today at 08:36

Having a small problem with the DEAF Module Decoder https://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_deaf (I'm not sure if this counts as 3rd party since it's uploaded by Peter). I'm trying to convert Deus Ex's .UMX files (apparently they're basically .MOD files?) but I can't seem to get the conversion to do looping and fadeout as there appear to be no options for them in foo_deaf. There is an option for infinite looping under "Decoding", but then the file conversation never succeeds. There are loop and fadeout options for foo_dumb, in the old foobar, but these also fail to convert with loop and fadeout. They also have a silent section at the start of some tracks, which also converts. I'm not sure why, as foo_deaf does not have this.

Another option is the OpenMPT Module Decoder https://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_openmpt54 (also by Peter) but this yields a sound that is very different from playback both in game and via foo_deaf/foo_dumb. It does convert with loops and fadeouts, but bizarrely, opening the resulting flac file in audacity showed the file as empty, despite it playing properly in foobar. I'm really not sure what to make of it...

Any ideas? I'd rather not resort to converting and manually adding loops via audacity.

3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_truepeak True Peak Scanner

Last post by darkflame23 - Today at 07:38

Brilliant, will give it a try!

3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_truepeak True Peak Scanner

Last post by Case - Today at 07:25

You can remove the units on display with $replace function. [$replace(%field%, LUFS,)]

3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_truepeak True Peak Scanner

Last post by darkflame23 - Today at 07:12

Yes, thanks Case, it was my brain fart, sorry...

Is there a way to get the "LUFS" text removed from the end of the LUFS scan results/readouts? I just want the number as the LUFS text is already the Column header in my Playlist, and it takes up a lot of unneccesary room.

AAC - General / Re: QAAC: discussion, questions, feature requests, etc.

Last post by phadron - Today at 06:29

Where I can find other chanmask possibilities ?

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--chanmask=0x63f

Ok, found this:
https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,85135.msg838548.html#msg838548

3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_truepeak True Peak Scanner

Last post by Case - Today at 06:22

Like I said in the earlier post, you are not using the context command that scans for the clipping information. Historically this component only scanned True Peaks and optionally True Peaks and clipping info + peak positions (that's why there are the different context entries for them). Then feature requests popped up and I didn't want to fill the context menu with all the different modes, so all extra scan modes were toggles in the settings.

If you want the clipping info, you need to use the context command "Scan True Peaks and positions...".

3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: foo_truepeak True Peak Scanner

Last post by darkflame23 - Today at 06:12

Yes, writing to tags. Tried in Silent Mode and Regular Mode. The Clip count doesn't show up in either, in the playlist or the dialog that pops up after scanning.

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