You probably dont remember v0.6 which was a complete disaster! I think you should be a little bit more happy with v0.7
Full Version: AudioWizz v0.7 Alpha
Is there anyone here kind enough to test out my audio program (front end). You must have windows 2000! It can be downloaded from www.AudioWizz.com
You probably dont remember v0.6 which was a complete disaster! I think you should be a little bit more happy with v0.7
You probably dont remember v0.6 which was a complete disaster! I think you should be a little bit more happy with v0.7
I like the GUI but:
I tried trancoding an mpc to mpc (yes just for testing!)
choose another output dir but your program:
*decodes to temp wave
*encodes to mpc in the same dir as the original mpc is located in which makes mppenc give an error that the file already exist.
(of couse your program wanted to move the file later to output dir)
I think you should use the output dir as the temp dir instead...no need to move files around.
I tried trancoding an mpc to mpc (yes just for testing!)
choose another output dir but your program:
*decodes to temp wave
*encodes to mpc in the same dir as the original mpc is located in which makes mppenc give an error that the file already exist.
(of couse your program wanted to move the file later to output dir)
I think you should use the output dir as the temp dir instead...no need to move files around.
I'll look into that. Please keep the suggestions and improvements coming!
QUOTE (Jan S. @ Jan 17 2003 - 12:28 PM)
I like the GUI but:
I tried trancoding an mpc to mpc (yes just for testing!)
choose another output dir but your program:
*decodes to temp wave
*encodes to mpc in the same dir as the original mpc is located in which makes mppenc give an error that the file already exist.
(of couse your program wanted to move the file later to output dir)
I think you should use the output dir as the temp dir instead...no need to move files around.
I tried trancoding an mpc to mpc (yes just for testing!)
choose another output dir but your program:
*decodes to temp wave
*encodes to mpc in the same dir as the original mpc is located in which makes mppenc give an error that the file already exist.
(of couse your program wanted to move the file later to output dir)
I think you should use the output dir as the temp dir instead...no need to move files around.
I think I have fixed that little problem (It was a bit to tell you the truth!). Please download again for testing www.audiowizz.com. I have added a permanent link to my website in my signature.
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