graeme1973;437500 Wrote:
for the most part this seems to have done the trick , still one album
giving me grief though.
e.g NME top 500 songs , splits itself into 2 folders 1 contains 70 the
other 470 any ideas??
well, the obvious things to do are:
1) make sure album is exactly the
I'm pretty sure I posted this elsewhere but at the risk of repeating
myself I took the SPDIF out of my DVD-A capable player and managed to
get GarageBand to sample at 44.1 / 24 bits. I'm told that most DVD-A
players down-sample the digital-out to protect the high res data stream
from just this
+1 for DVD Audio Explorer. It is a very easy program to use and allows
extraction of whatever audio files are available on DVDA.
I spent a while last night ripping the stereo 24/96 files from the six
DVDAs in the Doors box set, and the 24/192 from David Crosby's If I
Could Only Remember My
dvddecrypter is also able to extract the audio stream from DVDA
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Integrating MusicIP with SqueezeCenter...'*here's how*'
the original format is flac 24/96. down sampled these to 24 / 48 using
db poweramp and converted them to wav as could not find a way to down
sample into flac. BTW do not know what sox is. Request you to clarify.
Still a new bee to all this. tks
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dhinesh
iPhone;437272 Wrote:
One last side comment, why buy 24/96 if you have no means of playing
it? The main reason for the SC 7.3.2 having SOX is so that folks with
Transporters that have 24/96 files can play those same files on the
other Squeezeboxes without having to maintain a second set of
dhinesh;437654 Wrote:
the original format is flac 24/96. down sampled these to 24 / 48 using
db poweramp and converted them to wav as could not find a way to down
sample into flac. BTW do not know what sox is. Request you to clarify.
Still a new bee to all this. tks
You should be able to
Hi,
I wonder if mass tagging music files on my ReadyNAS with a perl script
is faster than tagging over the network with a fancy click tool. Has
anyone experience with perl tagging within squeezecenter?
Before I spent a whole lot of effort in trying to find the right perl
modules and installing
Robin Bowes' flac2mp3 script sounds like a great solution to maintain an
mp3 mirror of my flac library, and after some experimentation, I have
managed to get it to work on my PC running Windows XP (with ActivePerl
5.8.9, flac2mp3 v0.2.7) when the flac files are on the PC and I am
outputting to
In the output you posted, it says UNC paths are not supported.
The path you specified, \\Ripserver\music\Berlioz, is a UNC path...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Path_(computing)#Uniform_Naming_Convention
So as a workaround, you could try mapping that path to a drive letter,
and then use the
Strange...it works for me the other way around, e.g.
Code:
flac2mp3.pl f:\Music Archive\flac-ripped\Artist Albums
\\gary\music\mp3-converted\Artist Albums
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radish
radish;437765 Wrote:
Strange...it works for me the other way around, e.g.
Code:
flac2mp3.pl f:\Music Archive\flac-ripped\Artist Albums
\\gary\music\mp3-converted\Artist Albums
My guess would be: the first argument is sent to
I re-ripped all my CDs and added nice cover art to them.
But after scanning the complete library, a lot of albums have a black
square as cover art.
All my songs are .flac files with cover art included for each song. The
songs are grouped into folders for each album. In this folder there is
also
Thanks for the suggestion. It seems to get me one step further but
still not yet far enough. After assigning a drive letter to my music
folder on the linux server, the script seems to recognize the files and
start to process them,but gives the following error message for each
file:
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