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TAudioConverter

Reply #400 –
Quote from: henrikk on
When encoding using lame, I select algorithm quality 2. The log files say you TA calls "lame" with the "-q 2" setting. When I examine the resulting mp3 file using mediainfo it reports "-q 0" as the setting that was used. I am not saying mediainfo is right, but has anyone else noticed this?

  - Henrik

LAME Tag reports Q58, that means -q 2, so it's ok.

Quote from: ozok on
I made a build that uses old temp. wav file logic instead of stdin/stdout. It should work with non-ansi chars. It will need SoX to be placed under tools folder in a folder named sox, just like old releases. That means SoX filters are back. As usual overwrite old exe.

For installer version: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9617171...dioConverter.7z
For portable version: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9617171...ter_portable.7z
SoX: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9617171/sox.7z

Please report any bug you may find.

Edit: Exe's above cannot encode to AIFF. I'll fix this.

Great! It works! Many thanks!

Also, are you planning to add easy localization support?
🇺🇦 Glory to Ukraine!

TAudioConverter

Reply #401 –
@henrikk TAC passes right command as you say. Also mediainfo reports correct "q" value at my end. I'm using MediaInfo 0.7.63 x64.

@Steve Forte Rio yes, I'll add localization support just like TEncoder.

TAudioConverter

Reply #402 –
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[25.05.2013 22:06:33]  Started deleting temp files...
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]  Temp Folder: C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Local\Temp\TAudioConverter\
[25.05.2013 22:06:33] Cannot find to delete: C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Local\Temp\TAudioConverter\\.
[25.05.2013 22:06:33] Cannot find to delete: C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Local\Temp\TAudioConverter\\..
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]  Deleted 1 file(s).
[25.05.2013 22:06:33] Finished deleting temp files.
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]
[25.05.2013 22:06:33] Number of commands per process are as follows:
[25.05.2013 22:06:33] Encoder1: 1
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]
[25.05.2013 22:06:33] ----Encoding Summary----
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Number of processes: 4
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Copy tags: True
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Use custom tags: False
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Enable artwork: False
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Copy artwork to output: True
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Copy external artwork: False
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Download lyric: False
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Add encoder suffix: True
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]    +Audio
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Encoder: Lame
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -CBR: 320 kbps
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Algorithm quality: 3
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Bit Depth: Original
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]    +Effects
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]        -Disabled
[25.05.2013 22:06:33] Temp: C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Local\Temp\TAudioConverter\
[25.05.2013 22:06:33] Output: C:\Users\Admin\Documents\TAC\
[25.05.2013 22:06:33] ----Encoding Summary----
[25.05.2013 22:06:33]
[25.05.2013 22:06:34] Cannot find output file C:\Проверка\Шеф робот.mp3

The program does not work with the Russian song titles and folders.

TAudioConverter

Reply #403 –
Did you try exes from previous page?

TAudioConverter

Reply #404 –

Minor issue: The label 'Algorithm Quality' misspelled when selecting the LAME encoder.

  - Henrik

TAudioConverter

Reply #405 –
ozok, oh, sorry! With new exe's - works 
Thanks for help!

TAudioConverter

Reply #406 –
Thanks henrikk.

TAudioConverter

Reply #407 –
When I try to transcode 8000+ files at once I get an OutOfMemory exception (after a while, but before it starts to actually convert anything). It is possible I am running out of memory, but I have 16GB in my system. I was wondering, is the exe a 32bit app? Can you make a 64 bit exe to handle larger jobs?

    - Henrik

TAudioConverter

Reply #409 –
@Brazil2 thanks for the info.

@henrikk when this happened, did you do encodes over and over? You stopped/finished one and started one without closing TAC?

TAudioConverter

Reply #410 –
Quote from: ozok on
@henrikk when this happened, did you do encodes over and over? You stopped/finished one and started one without closing TAC?


I start TA, add 8000+ files in 790+ folders. TA processes them. I click on "Start" and TA starts creating the output folder tree, but it is very slow in doing so.... it takes many 10's of minutes and it never completes. In my case, after about 720 folders, the program crashes with a OutOfMemory exception. By observing the memory usage I can tell you it crashes right at about after using 2GB of memory (I have much more than that in my PC). The memory usage increase constantly while it is creating the folder output structure.

I seems, perhaps(?), there is a memory leak in the routines that create the output folders?

  -Henrik

TAudioConverter

Reply #411 –
Requests:
- Ability to disable saving of all logs, not just encoder.
- Save logs in dedicated folder. The "TAudioConverter"-folder gets quite messy at times..
- Ability to choose whether or not you'd like to use x64 versions of encoders. (I would like to use lame x86 even though I have x64 system)
- Support of encoding to higher sample rates than 48khz. 92 and 196 khz is used by some out there, and SOX supports it, right?
- Move Nero location into "Tools\Nero". "Lyric downloader" into Tools folder too.
- Ability to actually write the MP3 vbr value, not just by slider. Same request for: "FdkAAC", "NeroAACEnc", "AC3(FFMpeg)", "MPC",
- Slider for "FhgAACEnc", "QAAC", "OGG" vbr values. Seems like the choice of whether a encoder should have a slider for quality or not, is pretty random.

Bugs:
- The exe's you uploaded after version 0.8.6 keeps the encoder logs, even though I've chosen not to.
- When writing in text fields for vbr quality, only backspace is working, not "delete"-function. (Delete sign in front of marker). Would be super if ctrl-a function could work here to. Try opus vbr if you'd like an example.

New plugins:
- New opus pre-beta: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....howtopic=101061
 

TAudioConverter

Reply #412 –
@henrikk I don't think it is memory leak, I checked all related variables best I could. I tried to reproduce that problem but TAC failed after around 10 encodes with 8500 files. I'll try to find a solution.

@o-l-a-v great suggestions, thanks.
When you say TAC still keeps logs, do you mean command lines?
I noticed del button not working too but there isn't much I can do about it, it is the nature of the control.

TAudioConverter

Reply #414 –
Quote from: ozok on
@o-l-a-v great suggestions, thanks.
When you say TAC still keeps logs, do you mean command lines?
I noticed del button not working too but there isn't much I can do about it, it is the nature of the control.

It creates encoder logs (log_encoder1.txt, log_encoder2.txt etc..) even though I've checked "Disable keeping encoder logs".

TAudioConverter

Reply #415 –
Quote from: ozok on
@henrikk I don't think it is memory leak, I checked all related variables best I could. I tried to reproduce that problem but TAC failed after around 10 encodes with 8500 files. I'll try to find a solution.


Thanks for looking into this. Are you creating a full folder tree?

  - Henrik

TAudioConverter

Reply #416 –
@henrikk yes, I use full folder tree but there aren't many folders. I'll try to make an 64bit build.

@o-l-a-v are you sure these log files aren't left-over from some past encode?

TAudioConverter

Reply #417 –
Quote from: ozok on
@henrikk yes, I use full folder tree but there aren't many folders. I'll try to make an 64bit build.

@o-l-a-v are you sure these log files aren't left-over from some past encode?

I did delete the logs before i started TAC (of course i thought about that  )

TAudioConverter

Reply #418 –
I broke my Delphi installation while I was trying to get 64bit build (while trying to install 64bit versions of components) so I cannot compile anything. I'll look into these bugs when I got this sorted out.

@o-l-a-v I cannot reproduce it with latest binaries.

TAudioConverter

Reply #419 –
Quote from: ozok on
@henrikk yes, I use full folder tree but there aren't many folders. I'll try to make an 64bit build.

@o-l-a-v are you sure these log files aren't left-over from some past encode?


Thank you for trying a 64bit build. Another issue.... is there a reason you keep the .wav files in the temp directory until you exit the program? When converting many thousand of files the temp directory will grow to several hundred GB is size and many SSD's cannot handle that volume. I can point to a physical (spinning) drive or network location where I have space, but most users have SSD drives as their OS drive with 120, 240 or 480GB of space and these often cannot handle a 200GB+ temp folder (when they contain other stuff as well). Using a non-SSD temp directory slows things down.

  -Henrik

TAudioConverter

Reply #420 –
@henrikk actually I had added a feature to delete temp files right after an encoding was done but it didn't seem to work properly and deleted wrong files so I removed it from the binaries I posted here.

TAudioConverter

Reply #421 –
I've managed to get a 64bit build. It is not tested, I didn't change anything in the code.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9617171/TAC_64.7z you can download archive here. It includes 64bit TAudioConverter.exe and MediaInfo.dll. Copy these to your installition folder.

TAudioConverter

Reply #422 –
Quote from: ozok on
I've managed to get a 64bit build. It is not tested, I didn't change anything in the code.


Preliminary indications are this fixes things for me! Awesome job.

I am currently running a test transcoding 8000+ files in 780 or so folders and in the past it would crash when I tried this. With this executable it is running (though not complete at the time of this writing). As an aside, the memory usage jumps to 2.3GB for me and then stays there. Once the actual transcoding begins the memory does not continue to jump. So it appears you are allocating the data structures for the files as you traverse the directory tree creating the output folders? It appears every file requires a quarter meg of internal storage... that does seem quite high, but it works so i am not complaining.

Thanks!!!

  - Henrik

TAudioConverter

Reply #423 –
Actually folders are created while command lines are created, so no information is stored related to them. But many information like encoding paramteres, durations etc are stored on memory. So it makes sense that usage increases during folder creation because it is in paralel with command line creation. Also outputs of encoders are kept on memory.

Edit: If no problem occurs with 64bit version, I'll seperate 32bit and 64bit versions, so installer size will be smaller.

TAudioConverter

Reply #424 –
TAudioConverter don't manage to embed album art into Opus-files. Tags are fine. MediaInfo problem?