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Hi, I just came across some behaviour in oggenc that I didn't expect and wondered if this was intentional or not. I was wanting to encode a Cd which has more than one artist, but several tracks per artist. The command I entered took the form of: oggenc -n "%n - %a - %t.ogg" -a artist1 -N 1 -t title1 -N 2 -t title2 -N 3 -t title3 -a artist2 -N 4 -t title4 -N 5 -t title5 -a

For those of you who, like me, want to keep a Flac-based archive of their CD collection, but maintain an Ogg-encoded version 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

Or maybe I crash it and don''t know why. Here is the setup: I have an action that will crash my debian sarge development box using fcgid, fastcgi and scgi running with Apache2, as well as fastcgi running with lighttpd, every time. Here is the action from the controller: ------------------- def crashme @orders = Order.find(:all, :order => "`id` ASC", :offset

Hi, Peter Pawlowski's new (1.15beta) winamp decoder plugin seems quite nice, in my opinion.. The "title formatting logic" is what I've been dreaming of for ages.. Right now I've chosen "%artist / [[%[abbr20]album][-%[num2]tracknumber] / ]%title[ - %version]" I get titles such as "Artist / Title"or "Artist / Album / Title" or "Artist /

Gnomoradio is a peer-to-peer music playing system that can read and understand Creative Commons licenses. In addition to playing local files, it has the ability to recommend, download, and play free music (mp3s and oggs) in a user-friendly way. Gnomoradio 0.10 contains many bugfixes and enhancements. Most notable of these is the migration to Glib::ustring (which allows the use of UTF-8 encoded

Hello, I installed RGui 2.5.1 and package DBI on Windows XP and tried to connect to Oracle database which is on a Linux server. When I tried to use dbDriver("Oracle"), I got an error as follows: > drv <- dbDriver("Oracle") Error in do.call(as.character(drvName), list(...)) : could not find function "Oracle" > Could anyone tell me how

Hi, I just committed the framework for a test suite, and a couple of small tests, to libtheora (changeset:9700). The tests live in a directory called tests. When building with GNU autotools: * 'make check' will run the test programs listed in the TESTS variable in tests/Makefile.am . 'make check' will fail if any tests fail. * 'make distcheck' will fail if any

If you look at the PLS file for SomaFM's "Goove Salad" channel you'll see : ------------------------------------------------ [playlist] numberofentries=3 File1=http://64.236.34.97:80/stream/1018 Title1=SomaFM Presents: Groove Salad 128k (Feed #1) Length1=-1 File2=http://205.188.245.133:8076 Title2=SomaFM Presents: Groove Salad 128k (Feed #2) Length2=-1

for most stations that have this kind of listener capacity, they are getting bandwidth from AOL/Nullsoft. Nullsoft had (may still have) a policy of offering free bandwith to stations they hand-picked. They were tapping into the rather huge amount of bandwidth that AOL had, and thus could offer the kind of listener capacity you are seeing. Alternatively, many stations also operate on