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Is 2.1.8 a stable version?

2.1.8 is a stable version?
"Always account for the change."

Re: Is 2.1.8 a stable version?

Reply #2 –
Thanks for the answer. I have portable version. To update I have to move all contents from zip in the folder of previous version?
"Always account for the change."

Re: Is 2.1.8 a stable version?

Reply #3 –
Quote from: NetRanger on
No official announcement is made regarding v2.1.8 yet.

But it's listen as 'Current release' on the Download page @  http://cue.tools/wiki/CUETools_Download
@c72578
built 2.1.8 and marked the release as 'Stable'.
I excluded the word 'Stable' when I added the link to the wiki's download page. A beta or nightly version isn't offered prior to release so testing begins with the release itself. In the past a release was tagged 'for testing purposes' and not declared "Stable" until tested by the users without reports of major issues. I consider 2.1.8 a 'test build' (for now).

Quote from: Linuxx on
Thanks for the answer. I have portable version. To update I have to move all contents from zip in the folder of previous version?
I suggest starting fresh (copy contents of zip to a new folder) and create a new settings file (\CUE Tools\settings.txt). Note: The encoder and decoder settings are being stored differently now.
korth

Re: Is 2.1.8 a stable version?

Reply #4 –
Can I copy and past previous settings.txt after installed new version?
"Always account for the change."

Re: Is 2.1.8 a stable version?

Reply #5 –
As I said, the encoder and decoder settings are being stored differently now. I haven't fully tested 2.1.8 using an old settings file to see if settings.txt is properly updated.

older
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=</CUEConfigAdvanced>
ExternalEncoder0Name=cuetools
ExternalEncoder0Extension=wav
ExternalEncoder0Lossless=1
ExternalEncoder0Settings=<WAVWriterSettings />
ExternalEncoder1Name=cuetools
ExternalEncoder1Extension=m4a
ExternalEncoder1Lossless=1
ExternalEncoder1Settings=<ALACWriterSettings>
=  <EncoderMode>5</EncoderMode>
=</ALACWriterSettings>
ExternalEncoder2Name=FLACCL
ExternalEncoder2Extension=flac
ExternalEncoder2Lossless=1
ExternalEncoder2Settings=<FLACCLWriterSettings>
=  <EncoderMode>8</EncoderMode>
=  <GPUOnly>false</GPUOnly>
=  <DeviceType>CPU</DeviceType>
=</FLACCLWriterSettings>
ExternalEncoder3Name=cuetools
ExternalEncoder3Extension=flac
ExternalEncoder3Lossless=1
ExternalEncoder3Settings=<FlakeWriterSettings>
=  <EncoderMode>5</EncoderMode>
=</FlakeWriterSettings>

2.1.8
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Advanced={
=  "encoders": [
=    {
=      "$type": "CUETools.Codecs.WAV.EncoderSettings, CUETools.Codecs"
=    },
=    {
=      "$type": "CUETools.Codecs.ALAC.EncoderSettings, CUETools.Codecs.ALAC",
=      "EncoderMode": "5"
=    },
=    {
=      "$type": "CUETools.Codecs.FLACCL.EncoderSettings, CUETools.Codecs.FLACCL",
=      "EncoderMode": "8"
=    },
=    {
=      "$type": "CUETools.Codecs.Flake.EncoderSettings, CUETools.Codecs.Flake",
=      "EncoderMode": "5"
=    },
[...]

see also https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php?topic=116743.0
korth
 

Re: Is 2.1.8 a stable version?

Reply #6 –
Ok, I preferred a clean installation with last hotfix. Tried to split an image with zero problems. :) Thanks Korth! ;)
"Always account for the change."