Attached is the version 1.10.3. The changes in 1.15 shouldn't have made it work worse than 1.10.3 as I removed input flags that are buggy in 1.4 series.
Thank you for posting v1.10.3 for me. Most appreciated .)
Essentially I can't seem to find a way to restore my playlists... and since it's a few huindred, dragging, dropping & rescanning for each is not really an option. Does anyone know the way around this ? Copying the .fpl files from old "/playlists-v1.3" to new portable installs' "/playlists-v1.4" folder yields the folder structure (insie foo_plorg), but not a single playlist, and after shutting down foobar 1.4.6, the fpl "/playlists-v1.4" folder (that were copied from "/playlists-v1.3" folder of the previous installation), have been removed.
Secondly, and this has escaped me on every reinstall for the past years - where are custom hotkeys saved ? I seem to have to recreate them every time by hand as well, once I update to a new clean install version... and there does not seem to be a file associated with them ?
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Not sure. Implementing it is a bit complex. And it has overhead from threading and the overlapping frames it would have to process making it slower in Converter than just allowing multiple DSPs to run in parallel. It would only benefit realtime playback scenario but in my opinion resampling to such extreme sample rates is insane.
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Attached is the version 1.10.3. The changes in 1.15 shouldn't have made it work worse than 1.10.3 as I removed input flags that are buggy in 1.4 series.
anyhow mastered for general playback artificial extreme
these are highly subjective.
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as well we could judge them purely by spectrograms
no. it's either ABX-able or not, it's that simple.
People usually expect ABX tests to be performed with real audio. Using synthetic test signals, all manner of things can be ABXed, but if they don't matter then the test is less interesting.
It sounds like here either there is some bug in the encoder, or if it is fundamental in how the frequency analysis works, they should just raise the high pass filter cut off a little.
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Hi there! @WilB, Enabling the Activity panel (for CUI) causes fb2k to crash when playing any AY music module with the ZXTune Player component. For testing in the attachment a randomly selected AY music module. Check please. Thanks!
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First clip (the low frequencies of the song) sounds like a night club from outside. The latter sounds like a jetliner is also passing by in the sky.
Opus 1.3 is just not very accurate outside of the 33-17KHz range. In other tests I've performed, frequencies above 17KHz can be significantly messier than the input. So Opus is good for the most audible range of human hearing, and AAC is better at full range encoding.
