You'll want to run it in another thread. You can block the FLAC decoding
thread (via semaphore, SetEvent, etc) until the other thread fills your
buffer up to a certain amount.
> Hi,
>
> I've trying to decode a FLAC audio stream. I have a reader which sends
> raw byte data to my FLAC wrapper class
can be understood by any compliant FLAC
decoder.
-Ben Allison
> What dbPowerAmp does is encapsulate the wav file into a FLAC container
> without actually compressing it. I guess it can be a bit arguable if you
> can technically call it a FLAC file :)
> It's like using "St
Don't apply replay gain during conversion; there should be a checkbox in
foobar to enable or disable this option. Replay Gain should only be
applied during playback.See:
http://shup.com/Shup/40316/1084792520-Shup-Image-Editor-108479250-Converter-Setup.png.png
If you convert to MP3, you can c
Not a FLAC issue.
If the files are very short, they will fit entirely inside the audio
playback buffer, which Winamp will treat as an end-of-song condition.
Reduce your buffer in prefs->output.
Harry Sack wrote:
hi
i have encoded some very short music instrument samples to flac. They
are 0
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Harry Sack wrote:
hi
i have some small flac files and i want to concatenate to 1 big flac
file, but without using ogg flac. Is this possible and how do i do
this?
i also was wondering if there exists a way to let the flac encoder
remove audio frames of silence
Rick,
Are you trolling?
To answer for the third time, FLAC decodes bit-for-bit identically to
the original input, regardless of settings.
The settings in FLAC effect the trade-off between file-size and
CPU-usage during encoding only. The don't effect quality at all.
Rick wrote:
hmm, let me a
