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You don't need a microphone to record the output of your DAC. Just plug cable from the output to input and record. Though it will be a mostly useless exercise as player can't add jitter. A player can only keep the audio interface's buffers filled, the audio interface is responsible for timing the signal and actually making it audible. If the player fails to keep buffers filled you don't need a specialist to notice it. It will cause very audible glitching.
That’s possible, of course. I agree that it would be a useless exercise since the analog-to-digital converter would be the built-in one, i.e. low quality and working in a noisy motherboard environment. Maybe this setup would be good enough to measure jitter provided a special signal, e.g. short beeps every second. I may try this next week; however higher probability of success would be provided by some kind of sound device emulator running on another PC connected via USB to the player’s PC and logging the input packets. Does anyone know such software? Is there any chance for 64-bit build of Foobar2000 v1.X?
Last post by Case -
I somewhat doubt a mod contacted you about the meaning of the word "May". It's forbidden to spam the forum or bump topics.
I would assume the interest to add password protected archive support is very low. The archive reader is a convenience feature so small easily compressible files can be kept in archive and still be easily playable. Some formats have even standardized being used that way. It doesn't try to replace a full blown file archiver.
If you have acquired password protected archives with audio data in them, do yourself a favor and extract them with a tool of your choice and play the extracted versions.
If it is you trying to hide or protect secret audio behind a password protected archive there have to be better ways for that. Encrypt your harddrive and password protect your user account. Create a VHDX virtual drive and password protect it with BitLocker. Universal solutions that work with all software without any code added.
Last post by JexuGarrido -
There's a problem in Secret Sauce. When i play some midis, they cuts in the beginning, and just sounds pianos, with weak pitch bends, and the map resets to SC-8820 (even if i have the flavor in GS SC-55), most of them sounds fine if i set the flavor in GM, GM2 and XG, but the problem is in GS and Default, however, some of them, aren't fix with any flavor. I leave you one of the midis that Secret Sauce plays wrongly, try it.
And i have a question, there will be Nuked SC-55 support in the future, like Super Munt?
Last post by Case -
It is possible. MP3packer can inflate the smaller frames with nonsensical padding and turn a VBR file to larger CBR file retaining the old audio data as is. But it seems to fail to write a valid LAME tag/Xing header so gapless info disappears.
Last post by Swi -
With feature on correct (report post) korth me explained what the verb "may" is the same singular and plural (i.e. mays). Humbly and holy (piously) wait support *.rar, *.zip archives protecteds passwords.
Last post by marc2k3 -
I couldn't be bothered with modifying the main script so here's a quick hack that goes straight in the panel. It's for Playcount 2003 only with no options to switch.