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...n of that library for use on portable players, here is something you might be interested in: I've put together a Cygwin/perl-based solution that works under Windows XP that can take an entire tree of Flac-encoded files: C:\music\flac\artist1\album1\track1.flac C:\music\flac\artist1\album1\track2.flac C:\music\flac\artist1\album2\track1.flac C:\music\flac\artist2\album1\track1.flac C:\music\flac\artist2\album1\track2.flac And convert it into: C:\music\ogg\artist1\album1\track1.ogg C:\music\ogg\artist1\album1\track2.ogg C:\music\ogg\artist1\album2\track1.ogg C:\music\ogg\artist2\album1\t...

...is not WAVE_FORMAT_EXTENSIBLE, so it cannot assign channels on its own. Most confusing part of all is that someone sent me a 7.1 FLAC sample from a BR movie. For some reason the reference CLI is unable to decode the file even for experimentation. I get the error "Inosensu Kkaku kidtai-sample-track2.ogg: ERROR: stream is too big to fit in a single WAVE file chunk" The file is in Ogg only because it was extracted from a .MKV (mkvextract does not output native flac) and the sample itself is only 16 seconds long. I could however decode the sample with CoreFLAC through directshow and dump to...

...>> In the Green Book, there is a discussion of a "track" object, >> >> setClass("track", representation(x="numeric", y="numeric")) >> >> OK. >> >> track1 <- new("track",x=c(1,4,6),y=c(10,11,12)) >> track2 <- new("track",x=c(2,5),y=c(100,101)) >> >> >> What I want to do is to define "+" for track object so that if >> >> track3 <- track1 + track2 >> >> has track3 at x == c(1,2,4,5,6) >> and >> track3 at y = c(10,100,11,1...

...You can also have an array of predefined values, so the slider "jumps" from value to value: new Control.Slider(''handle3'',''track3'',{values:[0,50,100,150,150,200]}); For vertical sliders, use: new Control.Slider(''handle2'',''track2'',{axis:''vertical''}); Have fun, and please give feedback! Big thanks to Marty, Thomas

...tracks are gapless or not. But how can we find that out on already existing FLAC files (or other formats). Is there a marker inside the file, who tell me, that this File is a gapless file? Also gapless make only sense, if you have the follow up file also Example: CD Track 1 not gapless Track2 Gapless Track 3 Gapless Track 4 not gapless If I rip now all 4 titles and play them later the player must know, that Song 1 is not gapless but Song2 and 3 ?Fit? together. What will happen, if I delete Song3 . Is the player playing now from Song2 to Song4 gapless, which is not correct An...

...e original flac files, in a subdirectory, S, for example. i am using metaflac 1.2.1-1.2 on ubuntu 9.04 and i am running this command in order to transfer the tags to the processed files: metaflac --export-tags-to=- track1.flac | metaflac --import-tags-from=- S/track1.flac and then i proceed with track2.flac, track3.flac, etc. on some of the files, i am receiving this error: - -: ERROR: malformed vorbis comment field "<part of the comment>", field contains no '=' character and thus none of the tags are transferred. i put an equals sign into the comment and then...

...be chat channels to go with the streams, where you can report problems, discuss the presentations and also ask questions which will be relayed to the live audience by the local chat operators here at zkm. these channels are #lac2006 for general issues and chitchat, and #lac2006-track1 and #lac2006-track2 for questions and remarks about the current presentation, all on irc.freenode.net. you will be able to download the presentation slides in advance to read along as you listen and watch. the quality of the video streams will not be sufficient to read the projections, but you should easily be able t...

...rather than splattering the second file on the commandline, which I would expect to suffer exactly the same fate as the first file on the commandline, whatever fate that may be. For example: vorbiscomment -w -f commontags.txt this.ogg that.ogg vorbiscomment -a -c "album=this" track1.ogg track2.ogg track3.ogg Borrowing -e behaviour from crontab would be nice, too, but I'm not pushing that too hard in case someon suggests I do it, or worse, I get pounded by script zealots telling me how just one more script in my life will save someone from a world of proper coding. I also think that...

...? Source code for the scrollbars: ( I do not post the css & js because I didn''t change it.) <div id="scrollable1"> ... some very long text.... </div> <div id="track1"><div id="handle1"></div></div> <div id="track2"><div id="handle2"></div></div> Of cource all necessary includes habe been added (css & js) Thanks for any suggestions! Christian --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Group...

I don''t know if this has been suggested before but.. What about adding support for a bookmark or hyperlinked index? The idea is that a large compilation such as a long speech or an album would be maintained as a single file, but on playback, the player would show numerous ''tracks'' which are really just bookmarks relating to starting position of the specific part or

Hello Jeremy, Could you send me some references to the ‘cross-protocol issue’ (Bugzilla, documentation, etc)? I’ll disable the ‘kernel oplocks’ and see what happens. We’re getting all sorts of weirdness from our Mac SMB clients since we upgraded to Samba v4.4.3. In particular, when we open a session with an OSX (Yosemite) client with SMB autommount directories, we see multiple SMBD processes

Hi, I got into the mood of acquiring a portable music player, and I want to "vote with my dollars" and choose among the players that can play ogg files. What are my options? So far, I have seen the Rio Karma (and some other Rio models?), and my favorite as of today is one of the iRiver iFP-1xxT. The Neuros looks even better, but ogg support seems incomplete. Any good experience, bad

...eplayGain-0.3.tar.gz. It should work on both Unix and Windows, although I have not tried it on the latter yet. Usage is as simple as: replaygain <file1> <file2> <...> to perform the analysis on <file1> and <file2>. It also supports replaygain -a <track1> <track2> <...> to perform 'Audiophile Gain' analysis. This stores additional ReplayGain values for entire albums. <p>c) The decoder software ReplayGain must be supported by the decoder/player to have any effect. If the decoder/player does not support ReplayGain, the files will sti...

Hello, I''d like to know if there has been any discussion about adding a new feature to write (add) data at an offset, but without overwriting existing data, or re-writing the existing data. Essentially, in-place addition/removal of data to a file at a place other than the end of the file. Some possible use-cases of such a feature would be: (a) Databases (currently hack around this by