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3rd Party Plugins - (fb2k) / Re: Georgia-ReBORN - A Clean foobar2000 Theme
Last post by Jjkbuysell -Just talking out loud here, after beginning the task of adding the ArtistCountry tag to all my files.
Convolution version 4 without using any double. Files within the same group are identical (also true for version 1).Interesting that the canonical version with the "safest" compiler settings produces the worst result (If I'm reading your graphs correctly)!
Quality wise, version 4 is obviously cleaner and more consistent among different compiler settings.
My thinking was that the unrolled versions will let the compiler know that there are (in the case you show) always a multiple of 4 samples available, which should make the SIMD easier. But maybe it just throws in extra code to check the counts and in the case of 1024 terms it makes no difference. I'm not sure what you mean by "unfair". The fastest version would be the best unless it generated bad results (which I think in this case would just be slightly more noise).BTW, is this with your "double" change for precision? And which of the provided convolutions implementations is this with?I specifically tried mingw64 because I hate the MSVC limitations. There is no change in the original source code (i.e. 32-bit with canonical convolution). Because the comparison among different versions would be unfair for example in the 4x unroll version:Code: [Select]sum += (A[0] * B[0]) + (A[1] * B[1]) + (A[2] * B[2]) + (A[3] * B[3]);Everything is still in float before adding to sum, and if I cast A and B to double within such a loop things will slow down a lot which nullify any unrolling effort.
they don't display embedded art from aac files, whereas mp3 works.Same, I have an old TV (from 2010) with USB support; artwork from mp3 is fine, but doesn't show anything for aac. Also it seems to detect .ogg Vorbis files, but cannot play them.
Any idea how to get rid of it?Same thing here:
"(FATAL) Error: Page Deleted or Missing (404)(url: https://api.discogs.com/artists/15037826)
[ESCAPE to close]"
foo_discogger 1.0.21.1
a) If it is set to "Rescan everything", it will be enforced to know gain/peak levels?In theory. It will try to scan the track gain and peak levels. But remember that the scanner will abort the job if it takes too long. The scanner will only be allowed to run while the output buffer still contains audio data so that playback remains gapless. If that time isn't enough to scan the entire track, then the new checkbox will essentially treat the track as if its RG gain value is 0.0 and peak info is missing, if the RG scanner returned above 0.0 gain.
b) If set to "Prevent clipping only" the checkbox has no effect?That's correct.
c) With positive gain you mean "volume increase", correct? Because first I read it like "Allow end result to be +0.5db"/i.e. "Allow clipping".Actually at the moment the new checkbox can still allow volume increase in certain situations. Namely if the target loudness is higher than the ReplayGain reference level and the gain value is zero or less negative than the volume boost. For example if estimated gain is -1.0 dB and you have selected Spotify playback level of -14 LUFS. That means the playback level is reduced by 1 dB but boosted by 4 dB, so +3 dB increase.
New version out with an option to prevent loudness increase for tracks with missing or guessed peak.But do I understand correctly:
New version out with an option to prevent loudness increase for tracks with missing or guessed peak.Thank you very much Case!