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3rd February 2016, 20:00
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3rd February 2016, 21:09
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LameXP v4.14 Alpha 3
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There was of course no way of knowing whether you were being watched at any given moment. How often, or on what system, the Thought Police plugged in on any individual wire was guesswork.
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3rd February 2016, 22:55
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 Installing the Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable Package (x86) may be required too...
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There was of course no way of knowing whether you were being watched at any given moment. How often, or on what system, the Thought Police plugged in on any individual wire was guesswork.
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4th February 2016, 14:22
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Go to http://www.virustotal.com and upload the application or the executable there. If it's just one or a few antiviruses (out of 20+) complaining there's a high chance there's no actual virus.
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4th February 2016, 20:59
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LameXP v4.14 Alpha 4
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4th February 2016, 21:00
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http://lamexp.sourceforge.net/doc/Ma...ti-virus-notes BTW: Fixed yet another FhgAacEnc issue...
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There was of course no way of knowing whether you were being watched at any given moment. How often, or on what system, the Thought Police plugged in on any individual wire was guesswork.
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20th February 2016, 16:42
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LameXP v4.14 Alpha 5
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20th February 2016, 16:59
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21st February 2016, 15:19
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LameXP v4.14 Alpha 6
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24th February 2016, 14:34
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hi LoRd_MuldeR
I would suggest adding an option to choose between AAC encoders, and the auto choice act like the how lamexp do now except in low bit-rate/Quality or if the HE-AAC v2 is selected lamexp will prefer nero because it better than others in that QAAC never encode in HE-AAC automatically, and support HE-AAC v1 only (did't support HE-AAC v2) edit1: in tvbr mode in QAAC I can't encode in HE-AAC, and after I test more I see that QAAC in very low bit-rate (8 kbps) will encode HE-AAC v2 if I choose HE-AAC v1 or HE-AAC v2 ! and in the low (64 kbps) will encode in HE-AAC v1 if I choose HE-AAC v1 or HE-AAC v2 ! edit2: with 48000 Hz even in 8 kbps QAAC will encode HE-AAC v1 if either HE-AAC v1 or HE-AAC v2 chosen edit3: 8 kbps in QAAC made the output in 32 kbps in 44100 Hz stereo, and in another test I see that in 40 kbps QAAC will encode HE-AAC v1 and in 32 kbps will encode HE-AAC v2 if either HE-AAC v1 or HE-AAC v2 chosen, if I didn't choose HE-AAC v1 nor HE-AAC v2 QAAC will encode in LC
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1st April 2016, 21:39
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Hi LoRd_MuldeR,
First, awesome program, thank you. I found out that when I convert flac files into mp3, the <track> and <Album Artist> tag info from the flac files are not properly copied to the mp3 tags. The <track> tag automatically gets 1, 2 3, etc. The <Album Artist> tag stays empty. I checked the Meta Data and Advanced Options tabs but can't find anything about those. Cheers von Suppé |
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1st April 2016, 22:26
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It requires to detect the meta tags from the original input file, store them in an internal data structure, and finally re-embed them into the re-encoded file. And all this needs to work with 17 different decoders and 11 different encoders (187 combinations), which all store different tags in different ways. Therefore, the internal "meta data" model was designed as the "the lowest common denominator" of what the various different audio formats (encoder/decoders) support. At this time, the "Album Artist" is not maintained as a separate field in the internal "meta data" model, sorry! About the "track number" issue: I think you probably have "Position" set to "Generate from list position" on the "Meta Data" tab. If so, then the result is as expected.
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2nd April 2016, 11:56
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7th April 2016, 20:38
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LameXP v4.14 Alpha 8
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16th April 2016, 09:29
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Problem with Ogg Vorbis tags
I'm having an issue with Vorbis Comment tags on Ogg files encoded with LameXP. My source files are FLAC files and have all been properly tagged. However, after encoding with LameXP, all the tags are duplicated with 2 backslashes (\\) except for the year.
For example, if the artist tag in the FLAC file is "Disturbed", the encoded Ogg file is tagged as "Disturbed\\Disturbed." The comment contains "Encoded with LameXP\\", followed by the original comment from the source FLAC file. This bug does not occur if the Normalization Filter is enabled. |
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16th April 2016, 10:53
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If the selected encoder is capable of reading the input file format directly (and if no filters are enabled!), then LameXP takes a "shortcut" and just invokes the encoder directly on the input file – instead of going the usual "decoder → filters → encoder" route with intermediate WAV files. Now my guess is that, when OggEnc2 (i.e. the Ogg/Vorbis encoder) is reading your input FLAC file directly, then it keeps the meta tags found in the original FLAC and also appends the tags specified explicitly by LameXP – rather than "replacing" redundant tags. Not sure whether this is a bug or a feature. Enabling the "normalization" filter probably fixes this, because the "shortcut" can no longer be used when filters are enabled [EDIT] Okay, I think it's a feature and we need to use the --discard-comments command-line switch of OggEnc2 to get the desired result. A new version is underway...
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16th April 2016, 11:47
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16th April 2016, 12:55
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LameXP v4.14 Alpha 9
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