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%bitspersample_extra% placement

Hi there
 if i wanted to  include
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%bitspersample_extra%[code]
  in my current status bar layout where would it go here id my current layout

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info(bitspersample)-bit %codec% | %bitrate% kbps | %samplerate% Hz | %channels% | %playback_time%[ / %length%] $if($info(hdcd),'(HDCD:’,) $if(%__hdcd%,PE: %__hdcd_peak_extend% LLE: %__hdcd_gain% TF: %__hdcd_transient_filter%’)’)

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I would add it right after "info(bitspersample)-bit". I'd also suggest adding square brackets in appropriate places so you don't see question marks with formats that don't report specific tech info. Something like:
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[$info(bitspersample)-bit[ $info(bitspersample_extra)] ][%codec% | ][%bitrate% kbps | ][%samplerate% Hz | ][%channels% | ]%playback_time%[ / %length%] $if($info(hdcd),'(HDCD:’,) $if(%__hdcd%,PE: %__hdcd_peak_extend% LLE: %__hdcd_gain% TF: %__hdcd_transient_filter%’)’)

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 @Case  Ok great thank you also how should it display i have some PCM files its not really showing any extra info

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Should it display anything if it is not 32-bit integer?  (Asking since I don't have any of those.)

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It only shows something when the data format is ambiguous. Try with these sample files:

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It only shows something when the data format is ambiguous.

Oh. Whatever that means. I have just a handful of 32-bit WavPack files converted from .wav - they do not show fixed/floating information.

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It only shows something when the data format is ambiguous. Try with these sample files:
Confirmed working here.  Also after converting with back and forth both with fb2k and with wavpack.exe.
Q: does foo_bitcompare give the occasional false "OK" for 32-bit files, like what you (if I understand correctly ...) described here?
 

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I have just a handful of 32-bit WavPack files converted from .wav - they do not show fixed/floating information.
Sounds like you need to reload information from the tracks. The info has always been present in WavPack, I created these test files when this topic popped up.

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Q: does foo_bitcompare give the occasional false "OK" for 32-bit files, like what you (if I understand correctly ...) described here?
Yes. Bitcompare only sees 32-bit floating point from the decoders so 64-bit floating point and fixed point formats with over 25 used bits will suffer from rounding. Now that decoders have a method to report for example that 32-bit file isn't in float the component could be changed to warn about the situation.

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Sounds like you need to reload information from the tracks.
*facepalm ... * sorry.


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Q: does foo_bitcompare give the occasional false "OK" for 32-bit files, like what you (if I understand correctly ...) described here?
Yes. Bitcompare only sees 32-bit floating point from the decoders so 64-bit floating point and fixed point formats with over 25 used bits will suffer from rounding. Now that decoders have a method to report for example that 32-bit file isn't in float the component could be changed to warn about the situation.

If one cares about whether "lossless is lossless" is a true statement, then that is a good idea.