I see.  REACT calls albumart.exe from within the REACT script, not as part of the config.  OK.

It only has the main EAC GUI data (CD Artist, CD Album, year, etc.) at it's disposal at this time, so I think it will be safest (or perhaps the only option) to revert it to "<album>.jpg".

I will upload beta 13 ASAP.  Thanks for the heads up.

• Reverted cover filename to "<album>.jpg" irrespective of EAC version.

Actually, I have need for all of the fixes and additional meta data functionality. Thank you for adding all of the extras.

I will try beta 13 as soon I arrive home from work. Boy, you are a quick one! 

OK, inputs  are noted. To tag both AG and TG but not apply them, you must set

ReplayGain=1
ApplyAlbumGain=0
UseWaveGainAG=0  ; when 1, it computes AG scale value to apply on lame while encoding. 

I will rethink how to organise the RG options in future releases.

• .cue".  This will actually end up as "<artist> - <album>.
• .cue", when REACT actually creates "<album>.
• .cue".  Can you confirm that you are using @albumfile@?
  
  Edit 2:  After refreshing myself with the source I'm not sure what the resolve is.  The confusion is with the @albumfile@ token.  Currently it follows the log format, so for EAC < 0.99 it will be "<album>", and for 0.99 + it will have the same name as the image for image rips, and "<artist> - <album>" for track rips.

Are you ripping to tracks or image?  Can we see the config code that deals with the cuesheet please?

There should be no reason why FLAC 1.1.4 will not work.  Does the binary work OK from the command line?

[Settings]
Version=2.0
ImageExt=wav
ImageNaming=$artist$ - [$year$] $album$
ImageHotKey={F10}
TracksHotKey={F4}
TracksHotVal=+{F5}
VA=Various Artists
CreateAllCuesheets=1
RunCoverDownloader=1
CoverDownloader=C:\Program Files\REACT2\coverdownloader\albumart.exe
EAC=C:\Program Files\Exact Audio Copy\EAC.exe
Tools=C:\Program Files\REACT2\tools
MinimizeCompressionWindow=1
ProcessPriority=1
Sla_Bks_Col_Qst_Bar_Quo_Ast_Lt_Gt=-|-|-||!|'|#|[|]

[UserTrackFormats]
Flac=1
Wavpack=0
LameMP3=0
NeroAac=0
iTunesAac=0
OggEnc2=0

[UserOutputNames]
OutRoot=@mymusic@\EAC
ImageDir_Flac=@OutRoot@\FLAC-images\$cdartist$
ImageDir_Wavpack=@OutRoot@\WV-images\$cdartist$
ImageDir_MP3=@OutRoot@\MP3-images\$cdartist$
TrackDir_Flac=@OutRoot@\FLAC\$cdartist$\[$year$] $album$
TrackDir_Wavpack=@OutRoot@\WV\$cdartist$\[$year$] $album$
TrackDir_MP3=@OutRoot@\MP3\$cdartist$\[$year$] $album$
TrackDir_AAC=@OutRoot@\AAC\$cdartist$\[$year$] $album$
TrackDir_OGG=@OutRoot@\OGG\$cdartist$\[$year$] $album$
TrackName_SA=$track$ - $title$
TrackName_VA=$track$ - $title$ [$artist$]
TrackName_SA_acdir=$n - $~t
TrackName_VA_acdir=$n - $~t [$~a]

[UserSettings]
Debug=0
Comment=Created with EAC/REACT2, @curdate@
EmbedCover=1
ReplayGain=0
ApplyAlbumGain=0
AdjustAlbumGain_dB=+3.0
AddCuesheetAG=0
UseWaveGainAG=0
Opt_Flac=-6 -f
Opt_Wavpack=-hmy
Opt_LameMP3=-V5 --vbr-new --noreplaygain --nohist
Opt_NeroAac=-lc -q 0.21
Opt_iTunesAac=-d -s 2000
Opt_OggEnc2=-q 3.0
Ver_Flac=1.1.3
Ver_Wavpack=4.40
Ver_LameMP3=3.97
Ver_NeroAac=1.0.0.2
Ver_OggEnc2=2.83 Lancer aoTuV b5

[Current]
discnumber=1
totaldiscs=1
discname=

; Add additional meta data to all track cuesheets
        fLoadMetaDataFromIni()
        fLoadAndResaveCuesheet($gui_albumfile & ".[s].cue")
        fLoadAndResaveCuesheet($gui_albumfile & ".[mg].cue")
        fLoadAndResaveCuesheet($gui_albumfile & ".[m].cue")
        fLoadAndResaveCuesheet($gui_albumfile & ".[mc].cue")
    EndIf

If using ACDIR, it will not work with the new libflac.dll. The only libflac file that seems to work is the one that is packaged with the ACDIR binary.

• .cue" will not work, as it refers to "$artist$ - [$year$] $album$.
• .cue" rather than "$album$.
• .cue".
  
  I get the impression that perhaps you are ripping to an image but to create track files (for album gain purposes)?
  
  
  Quote from: bryanb on 2007-07-17 16:25:11

  In doing a diff on the source, the only stuff I see that deals differently with CUE's is:
  
  

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  ; Add additional meta data to all track cuesheets
          fLoadMetaDataFromIni()
          fLoadAndResaveCuesheet($gui_albumfile & ".[s].cue")
          fLoadAndResaveCuesheet($gui_albumfile & ".[mg].cue")
          fLoadAndResaveCuesheet($gui_albumfile & ".[m].cue")
          fLoadAndResaveCuesheet($gui_albumfile & ".[mc].cue")
      EndIf

  Yeah, I'm 99% sure that this change is not relevant in this issue.  I think @albumfile@ is the culprit.
  
  I had to make changes with regard to @albumfile@ due to the new log naming schemes.  However, I wonder whether I should use some other token and keep @albumfile@ as it was, so that it can be used in this instance.  I think it is the only place that it is really used.

OK, you are ripping to an image, but you are also creating the four cuesheets by specifying CreateAllCuesheets=1 in your INI.  Any reason for this?  You only really need to do this for track rips.

I get the impression that perhaps you are ripping to an image but to create track files (for album gain purposes)?

If you are ripping to an image then the image cuesheet, accessed using @cuesheet@, is automatically created.  You do not need to tell REACT to create them by all specifying CreateAllCuesheets=1; this is normally used when ripping to tracks.

You do need a cuesheet.

I am going to release another version of my mod in the next few hours (possibly in the next half hour).  I will revert @albumfile@ to represent "<source directory>\<album>", as I think this makes most sense - given the token's name! I am now using @logfile@ for what was previously @albumfile@, where "@logfile@.log" == "@eaclog@".

• Reverted @albumfile@ to "<sourcedir>\<album>", irrespective of the EAC version.
• Add Test=1 under the Settings section of the REACT ini to use Test and Copy with F4/F10.

I set Test=1 and hit F10 and "Test & Copy Image & Create CUE Sheet" ran perfectly. Thanks for adding that!

Have tested out 2.0.ssb15 and everything works as I had hoped. After spending some time reading over the source and CFG files everything is now becoming clearer as to how everything ties together.

Thanks for the help.

React moves my album art and log to the newly ripped wavpack dir which is fine, but i would also like it if the album art could also be copied to the newly created mp3 album, is this possible?

Also embedding album art doesn't seem to work for me, i'm hitting F10 and ripping to separate tracks for mp3 and wavpack. What i would really like is to embed album art into the separate files and also keep a copy in the album folder, is this possible?