@DSPGuru:: Extension to old feature request!

[Tuning]

Hi DSPGuru,

Again I'm in fear whether this has been already told before. :D
I read supereq method of using equalizer in BeSweet. Thanks.

Then i found, foobar is also using same supereq, but here I think (Not sure) eq file has somwhat changed in file structure and file extension is *feq. Therefore i could not load it in Oagmachine.

So can BeSweet/Bsn/Oagmachine/Besweet GUI could be changed to these eq files ?
Which is my humble feature request.:) Thanks.

Btw, one more advantage I found is that foobar supports most audio fomats and hence integrating its equalizer (actually supereq) in BeSweet would be easy to use.

Thanks.

[KpeX]

IIRC the Super Eq function is actually done by shibatch.dll not by Besweet itself. What does the .feq format look like? (post a sample?) Are there any advantages or features that can't be done with the current implementation?

[Tuning]

Originally posted by KpeX
IIRC the Super Eq function is actually done by shibatch.dll not by Besweet itself. What does the .feq format look like? (post a sample?) Are there any advantages or features that can't be done with the current implementation?

KpeX

Actually I don't know is there any change in file format. I just asked if there is then can *.feq be implemented.
Here is what i got with *.feq 13
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18


No there is no difficulty in using current implementation except using Winamp. In Foobar its is the default/integrated equalizer. More than that foobar supports ac3/APE/WAVE/AAC/Mp4/mp3/mp3Pro/etc etc all together and no need of extra plugins. And Its easier to decide different settings in foobar than in supereq in winamp.

[Tuning]

Originally posted by Tuning
Actually I don't know is there any change in file format. I just asked if there is then can *.feq be implemented.


Hi,
Ok I tested each equalizer presets in both foobar / Super EQ in winAmp.

Foobar accepts *.eq files (Original super Eq files) when renamed to *.feq.

Winamp/super Eq did not accept *.feq(original foobar Eq files) when renamed to *.eq.

And again file structure is different:

*.feq:
13
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9
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18

*.eq:
37 20 27 32 36 40 44 48 49 48 44 39 36 31 25 20 15 12 9 37 20 27 32 36 40 44 48 49 48 44 39 36 31 25 20 15 12 9


DSPGuru, now I think this is a feature request.;)

Btw, Winamp is going to be commercial and foobar will be always a freeware. So better to use freeware. This is another view of feature request.

<Edit>
about no : of nos in these files. 19 vs 38(*feq vs *eq)

I think foobar integrates two channels in single file as 18 frequency bands with out preamplifying preset.

while in supereq, these presets are about 38no's summing 2(L&R) preamp+2x18 individual bands for each channel. So disadvantage using foobar will be no individual channel manupulation. (I think its never used for music, movie audios)

Thanks.

[DSPguru]

supereq will always be freeware, and i won't have the time to support alternative file formats. ".eq" is good enough imho. sorry :o.

[Tuning]

Originally posted by DSPguru
supereq will always be freeware, and i won't have the time to support alternative file formats. ".eq" is good enough imho. sorry :o.

Okay DSPGuru. But if you ever get time please look into adding foobar eqs.
:thanks: