tmtomh wrote: 
> Wow - blast from the past!
> 
> Thank you for bumping this - actually gives me an opportunity to correct
> a couple of factual errors (though none that bear on the substance of
> the issue):
> >   > 
  - Max was not created by the same developer as XLD.
  - XLD does in fact let you batch-tag groups of files that already
  > have been ripped (File-->Open Folder as Disc).
  > > > 
> 
> As to your actual question. I'm wondering what version of ffmpeg you
> are using. The reason I ask is that the free audio-editor app Audacity
> uses ffmpeg to decode/import a number of file types - AND, older
> versions of Audacity had problems importing 24-bit Apple Lossless
> files in particular. It would do fine importing 16-bit ALAC files, and
> importing 24-bit FLAC (and AIFF and WAV) files. But importing 24-bit
> ALAC files, the result would be a silent/empty waveform in Audacity.
> 
> This was corrected maybe 2(?) years ago, or at least that's when I
> upgraded Audacity on my Mac and the problem went away.
> 
> I have no idea if Max uses ffmpeg libraries, and in any event Max is
> encoding the ALAC files while Audacity was decoding them. But I would
> guess the same root issue is at play here, and you might try checking
> to see if there's a newer version of ffmpeg or the ffmpeg libraries
> than the one you're currently using.

So Audacity was experiencing a similar to what LMS appears to be showing
here. Although was it only certain 24bit ALAC files or all?

I haven't yet had a chance to do further testing, but my ffmpeg version
is "2.8.14-0ubuntu0.16.04.1" which may not be the very latest but is the
most up to date for my OS. From what I can work out it has bug fixes up
to April this year. I will try to download and compile the very latest
version, but that will have to wait until I have a bit of time.

Until I get around to doing further testing, does anyone know exactly
where these file properties are read from? The reason I ask, is that
although these files are encoded with ffmpeg, they have been tagged with
atomicparsley. If the properties are read from the tag, then
atomicparsley is potentially an issue.


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