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Tangerine
QUOTE(Synthetic Soul @ Nov 10 2004, 01:44 PM)
I can confirm that the quote problem has been solved.  Thank you.


Also, I did a little more testing last night on the WAV files created, and each one was bit-identical to those created by Foobar.


Thanks again Tangerine.
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Youre welcome.
If you or anybody find a bug or want me to add any feature let me know.
ponchorage
QUOTE(k.eight.a @ Nov 9 2004, 01:09 PM)
QUOTE(ponchorage @ Nov 9 2004, 08:29 AM)
When ripping to individual files, EAC (as mentioned above and the justification for Tangerine doing it this way) does not include the pregrap of track 1 (unless you append the pregap to the beggining of each track instead of the end which is default). This has nothing to do with the way the cue sheet is formatted.
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Sorry but it has! You can extract the first song separate with the option append gap to the next track and the remaining song with append track to the previous track. Or just use copy range when it is required (eg. pregap before and after the first song). I don't see any problem with just doing a little "manual" work... I think you all are too much demanding... As I said above it's very, very simple to adjust it just like you want it...
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That's what I said. I just think it would be nice to eliminate all the manual work if possible and wavsplit could allow this.
ponchorage
QUOTE(Tangerine @ Nov 9 2004, 07:23 PM)
Thank for the testing.

I eliminated (I hope) the bug that Synthetic Soul found.
I have also added two more options:

--k = (Keep the pregap of first track) will not discard the pregap of first track(means simply setting the start position of the first track to the beginning of the source wav, and copying data to the 2nd 'INDEX 01')
Using this option 01.wav will consist of  pregap of track1 + track1 + pregap of track2

and the formula mentioned above will sure be true:

sizeof(cdimage)-44 = sizeof(track1+...+trackN)-N*44

The other option is: --n = append pregap to the Next track (not to te previous as the default)

Please anybody download and test it.
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Thanks for adding that feature.
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Kanwulf
Brilliant work! I love all three of the programs. smile.gif

That being said, I do have a question/request. Would it be possible to add a switch or something to allow "tagcue" and "rentag" to be able to work their magic on .mpc and .ogg files? I would be much appreciated.

I would attempt it myself, if I even had a modicum of programming knowledge.

If it is too much work, or can't be done, I still give you thinks for the original programs.
Tangerine
QUOTE(Kanwulf @ Nov 12 2004, 12:40 PM)
Brilliant work! I love all three of the programs. smile.gif

That being said, I do have a question/request. Would it be possible to add a switch or something to allow "tagcue" and "rentag" to be able to work their magic on .mpc and .ogg  files? I would be much appreciated.

I would attempt it myself, if I even had a modicum of programming knowledge.

If it is too much work, or can't be done, I still give you thinks for the original programs.
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Unfortunately the id3v2 library that I used in tagcue and rentag can only manipulate mp3 files. I tried it on an ogg file, it treats ogg as it were an mp3 so ruined it.
I will try to find another library for delphi that would manipulate on ogg or/and mpc(?) file correctly. If I find one then I will modify tagcue and rentag to support them.
That would not be much work if I find the library.

I don't even know what .mpc format is.
Tangerine
I think I have found a library for ogg, if it works then I will add support for ogg (next week).

Also found this about mpc:

http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....showtopic=16072

"MPC format DOES NOT support ID3v2, you will only corrupt your files by using adding ID3v2 to them, there is no single reason to use anything like ID3v2 with MPC because hardly any software will read your tags, and your MPC files may become unplayable. "

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Synthetic Soul
QUOTE(Tangerine @ Nov 12 2004, 01:32 PM)
I don't even know what .mpc format is.
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Musepack files.

Muspack uses APE v1 or v2 tags I believe. v2, I expect, would be more preferable.

Edit: FYI: above was written at the same time as Tangerine's post above!

According to the same thread you quote Tangerine MPC supports ID3v1 also ( http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....ndpost&p=160233 ) - but I still assume APEv2 will be the scheme of choice.
Tangerine
QUOTE(Synthetic Soul @ Nov 12 2004, 03:59 PM)
QUOTE(Tangerine @ Nov 12 2004, 01:32 PM)
I don't even know what .mpc format is.
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Musepack files.

Muspack uses APE v1 or v2 tags I believe. v2, I expect, would be more preferable.

Edit: FYI: above was written at the same time as Tangerine's post above!

According to the same thread you quote Tangerine MPC supports ID3v1 also ( http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....ndpost&p=160233 ) - but I still assume APEv2 will be the scheme of choice.

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Thanx. I think this will be ok for both mpc and ogg.
Maybe I will not touch original rentag and tagcue, but make new programs oggtagcue, oggrentag...etc based on rentag and tagcue.
Synthetic Soul
QUOTE(Tangerine @ Nov 12 2004, 02:13 PM)
Thanx. I think this will be ok for both mpc and ogg.
Maybe I will not touch original rentag and tagcue, but make new programs oggtagcue, oggrentag...etc based on rentag and tagcue.
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One of the developer's for that is Gambit ( http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....topic=28491&hl= ), a forum favourite and Burrrn author.

So at least you know where to come if you encounter problems wink.gif
Tangerine
QUOTE(Synthetic Soul @ Nov 12 2004, 03:59 PM)
QUOTE(Tangerine @ Nov 12 2004, 01:32 PM)
I don't even know what .mpc format is.
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Musepack files.

Muspack uses APE v1 or v2 tags I believe. v2, I expect, would be more preferable.

Edit: FYI: above was written at the same time as Tangerine's post above!

According to the same thread you quote Tangerine MPC supports ID3v1 also ( http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....ndpost&p=160233 ) - but I still assume APEv2 will be the scheme of choice.

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Unfortunately Gambit's Delphi component (ATL) does not support writing apev2 tags only reading is supported.
Tangerine
I have rewritten tagcue, added support for mpc (apetag v1), ogg, mp3 (id3v1, id3v2) and and tested on mpc, and mp3.
Unfortunately apetag and id3v2 library in ATL pack seem to be bad, id3v1 is ok. I have not tested if vorbis tags are correct.
So I still finding working delphi components.
Tangerine
I updated tagcue on my page.
Now tagcue can tag mp3 (id3v1 and/or id3v2) and can tag ogg.
(cannot tag mpc since I could not find a working delphi component for manipulating ape tags)
Please test it before using on valuable files. I did some tests and seemed to work Ok.
Kanwulf
QUOTE(Tangerine @ Nov 16 2004, 04:13 AM)
I updated tagcue on my page.
Now tagcue can tag mp3 (id3v1 and/or id3v2) and can tag ogg.
(cannot tag mpc since I could not find a working delphi component for manipulating ape tags)
Please test it before using on valuable files. I did some tests and seemed to work Ok.
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Excellent, thank you.

Everything seems ok after some preliminary tests. cool.gif
Tangerine
QUOTE(Kanwulf @ Nov 17 2004, 10:57 PM)
QUOTE(Tangerine @ Nov 16 2004, 04:13 AM)
I updated tagcue on my page.
Now tagcue can tag mp3 (id3v1 and/or id3v2) and can tag ogg.
(cannot tag mpc since I could not find a working delphi component for manipulating ape tags)
Please test it before using on valuable files. I did some tests and seemed to work Ok.
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Excellent, thank you.

Everything seems ok after some preliminary tests. cool.gif
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Improvements again wink.gif

I bugfixed apetag library in ATL (I hope) and added support for mpc (or mp+) in tagcue and rentag and a bit rewrote them.
Also changed batrun.ini in batrun v2.0 as parameters of tagcue and rentag changed.

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