Help with acdir and lame Options

[ilikedirtthe2nd]

Hi,

what I'm trying to do is using a wav image + cuesheet as input for lame to automaticly create files using the "--nogap" option.

I found info about lame with cuesheet input here. The patch is outdated and it's successor is "acdir" which interprets and pipes the cuesheet to lame or other encoders.

Now, I want to to exactly the same thing the patch did with acdir: Take an image and encode it to a series of files using the --nogap option, but acdir seems to refuse the setting of --nogap or better: it parses it to lame but no mp3s are created.

I know that --nogap is quite a cripple workaround, but I'd still like to be able to create mp3s that play gapless on hardware players, that don't read the lame info tag, in one step - you know most don't...

Anyone has got the same problem as I have an solved it?

Regards; ilikedirt

[Synthetic Soul]

Your GLOB command would be something like:

GLOB.EXE -c LAME.EXE -V2 --vbr-new --nogaptags --nogap *.wav

I.e:

GLOB -c <command> <file pattern>

This post has been edited by Synthetic Soul: Dec 9 2005, 19:43

[ilikedirtthe2nd]

Your GLOB command would be something like:

GLOB.EXE -c LAME.EXE -V2 --vbr-new --nogaptags --nogap *.wav

I.e:

GLOB -c <command> <file pattern>

Hi again Yes, exactly what I was looking for but: doesn't seem to work here... I have GLOB and LAME in the PATH but using the command

CODE

glob -c lame *.wav

GLOB only lists the files but does not start encoding through lame GLOB is not very verbose

Loosing tags is no problem I'll use TAG in a batch file.

Thanks for you help! If I get this to work I'll add it to the rockbox wiki to simplify other people's lifes

EDIT: Maybe the topic title is a bit misleading now... I don't think I need acdir

This post has been edited by ilikedirtthe2nd: Dec 10 2005, 12:58