Hello.

Once i copy and >compressed<, the filename is some weard temp. name.
Even though the prosses dialog gives the right name, the freedb is
automated when i start eac, the extraction log also shows correct name.
Am using a "user defined encoder", but i don`t belive this can
be the couse, eac copy to temp first anyway, so why
does this happen. [this does not happen when i copy "uncompressed"]
(am not using tags, just need the filename, eg. %N - %T)

I would suggest that maybe the file extension you specified in EAC's Compression Options dialogue is not the same used by the encoder.

EAC will look for this temporary encoded file to rename it to its proper name - but it will look using the file extension specified in the Compression Options dialogue.

I.e.: If you state .mp3 as the file extension, but the encoder produces an mp2 file, EAC will not be able to find the temporary file to rename it to its proper name.

What encoder are you using, and what are your EAC Compression Options settings?

Hello.

To start with, am running a command line loader, that`s call a cmd script
which in turn do album adjustment (wavegain) then call MPC/Lame.
(have playing around with this. simultaneous with kwanbi`s work with MAREO)

my eac settings is as follows: "user defined encoder" have tried exstensions
>blank<, wav and mp3, no inpact.
(C:\audio\EAC\run\go.exe)autoit3 script/exe))
the additional command box, have : "lame.cmd"
The Lame.cmd looks like this:

(nasty script, i know, but it`s working as it should.)
ps. do not comment the lame command line,
this have been done several times before.

The script runns fine as standalone, or combined with cdda2wav or cdex.
the filename thing, is only in eac.

[1] There's easier ways to call a batch script - see what my diologue looks like

[2] Try .mp3 as the extension (i.e.: ensure you have the delimiter before the extension)

Edit 2005-01-13: Updated URL to blueyonder address[/url]

Hello.

Thanks for helping me out.
After i looked more closely, it seems that "Go.exe" i used
have some problems with parsing. It should act as a loader for cmd.exe,
but apparently it doesnt work like that in console mode.
It does either recognize %.
cheers Synthetic Soul, it was realy a minor problem,
but brought a lot of unnecessary time in front of the monitor.