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Hiya, will it be possible to add single song playback support like Monkey's Audio Image Link File to FLAC+CUE? This will allow the playing of single songs from 1 large FLAC file. Since FLAC can already embed the cuesheet inside the FLAC itself, the next step will be to allow the playback of the songs individually, allowing them to be added to playlists when playing singles. Please make

Hi list users, Is there a comparison somewhere of the efficiency of decoding flac files, with respect to some benchmark related to cpu processing? As compared to, say, ape files? I ask because I have recently switched my entire archive from ape to flac. I have an old 400 mhz laptop in my office running xubuntu, which I run into a receiver. Works great. Since switching to flac, I notice the

I have a data set like this in one .txt file (cols separated by !): APE!KKU!684! APE!VAL!! APE!UASU!! APE!PLA!1! APE!E!10! APE!TPVA!17122009! APE!STAP!1! GG!KK!KK! APE!KKU!684! APE!VAL!! APE!UASU!! APE!PLA!1! APE!E!10! APE!TPVA!17122009! APE!STAP!1! GG!KK!KK! APE!KKU!684! APE!VAL!! APE!UASU!! APE!PLA!1! APE!E!10! APE!TPVA!17122009! APE!STAP!1! GG!KK!KK! it contains over 14 000 000 records. Now

I am new to Linux and wine. I installed a program and it runs fine from inside winefile but when run from wine command line it only loads the main part of the program and the modules don't work. I have searched for an answer, but can't find one. What am I missing what is the difference between winefile and wine when starting an application? The reason for wanting to run from wine

If I understand correctly, Ogg Vorbis is a lossless format. But then why does it support bitrates? Ogg Vorbis does not delete any information. When I encode a 128 kbit MP3 file to 32 kbit OggVorbis, the resulting file has a bitrate of about 110 kbit. And when I encode it to 320 kbit, the file will be bigger, but the quality won't improve because of the quality of the original. So what purpose

Hello all, I've just installed Wine 20040813 on a Linux Computer (SusE 9.2) without a Native Windows environment. I've installed a few Windows software programs and things seems to be ok for the most part. One of my Applications will not run if I call it using wine direct from the shell command line. If, however, i frst call 'winefile' and then start my application from

The AstLinux Team has released 1.2.0. All current users are encouraged to upgrade as this release addresses the bash "ShellShock" bug. New in 1.2.0: * New Linux Kernel 3.2.x * "igb" ethernet driver for Intel Atom C2000 * Enable AES-NI support * New "sip-user-agent" firewall plugin * New versions of Asterisk 11 and 1.8 * Bash "ShellShock" security fixes A

I need to be able to trigger a Linux procedure (shell script, or PERL for example) from Wine. Is it possible to do ? Please help ! Thanks. Boris Kirshteyn K-B Toys, Software Architect (413) 496-3249 bkirshte@kbtoys.com

On Thu, 2016-08-11 at 20:41 +0200, Benoit wrote: > Thanks Andrea, >  > Yes I confirm to you that I have enabled libvirt as well. >  > I don't see any error right now but I have to investigate a little bit more. >  > My guests are in autostart in virsh so everything is fine on this, the  > only issue I got is in case of shutdown. >  > The strange thing is that

Let's say I would like to look inside the function corBrownian in library (ape). When I type in the function name I get the following, which is not nearly the detail that goes into this function. I am wondering how to begin cracking this function open (and others) so I can learn more about it and perhaps code my own corClass one day. Thanks. > corBrownian function (value = 1, phy, form

Dear all, I don't understand the following behaviour: Running compar.gee (in library ape ) with and without the option 'data', it give me different results Example: .... Start R .... > load("eiber.RData") > ls() [1] "gee.na" "mydata" "mytree" > library(ape) > # runnig with the option data= mydata > compar.gee(alt ~ R,

Dear all, It is my understanding that using 'importFrom' in the NAMESPACE of a package allows to avoid conflicts between different packages defining objects with identical names. However, I can still see conflicts while loading the package using 'library'. Here is a toy example, with a package 'foo' importing 'as.igraph' from the igraph package, and 'nj'

Wine's FAQ has the following question under 7.3: > I want my Windows application to be able to launch a Linux > application to open documents Answer: > You can start Linux applications directly from Wine only if you > specify full path or use shell: > /usr/bin/glxgears > # or > /bin/sh -c glxgears This advice is wrong or at best incomplete. I have tried it out

Hello, I've just downloaded and installed the RAqua onto my Mac and I have R up and running fine. Now I'm trying to get 'ape' downloaded and installed and having quite the difficulty. I am following the directions specified under 'Installing packages' where packages can be downloaded and installed from within R. I get the following error messages: 1: argument

Dear Sir or Madam, I am very new to R, and I am trying to install seqinr-package. In the manual I read that I need to install ape-package first, and I failed to do it. I had the following error messges: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lgfortran collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make: *** [ape.so] ?????? 1 ERROR: compilation failed for package 'ape' ** Removing

Hi, quick question. In Windows, I can right-click an executable, go to properties, and in there often lies the program version number. Is there any way that I could find such a program version number in Wine? Jake

Is there a special place for the programs that actually come with Wine (winefile, winecfg, Wine's notepad, Wine IE, etc.) like the AppDB, but just for them? Because I was wondering, say for example, someone found a bug in winefile. Where would the corresponding AppDB[oid] page be for winefile to attach that bug to? It would be nice to go to a page and see all the known bugs for such a

Hello all, I was checking the newest update of my library before submitting it to CRAN, using R 2.15.0 and Rtools for Windows 215 using Rcmd in the Command Prompt, on my x64 Windows7 laptop. I recently heard that for checking packages for CRAN submission one should use the option --as-cran; previously I was submitting packages, so I was trying that for the first time. The check proceeds fine

I think that there is a very simple way to encode audio files with lossless compression around 35%. (the compression may be improved if we can lose some lsb bits around 30% for 2 and 25% for 3) Other lossless audio encoder I've seen reach at maximum a compression of 48% (*.flac, *.ape) So the questions are: 1- Is someone interested in another encoder? 2- If true n.1 may it be included in ogg

Newbie of course, and having trouble finding answers in the plethora of documents and forums. I can't seem to set up my config correctly so that my windows drives and cdrom are properly recognized by winefile. I put lines in for C - fake windows D- real windows E-cdrom P-Partition that has my windows based program files(this drive segfaults 139 depending on which way I go into it)