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The_Keymaker · 27th October 2007, 17:52

@Acrowley,

When setting the delay, it is not necessary to input a "+" sign. The EAC3toGUI program will automatically assign and precede the amount specified by a "+" in the command line for values greater than zero (0).

If this is incorrect, please give a clear example of how the delay parameter (both for delay and advance) is specified on the command line and I will correct the EAC3toGUI program.

For instance, all command line options are preceded by "-". So is +100ms implemented as -100ms on the command line? and is -100ms implemented as --100ms?

Please confirm.

Regards,
The_Keymaker

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The_Keymaker Registered User Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: U.S.A. Posts: 135	@Acrowley, When setting the delay, it is not necessary to input a "+" sign. The EAC3toGUI program will automatically assign and precede the amount specified by a "+" in the command line for values greater than zero (0). If this is incorrect, please give a clear example of how the delay parameter (both for delay and advance) is specified on the command line and I will correct the EAC3toGUI program. For instance, all command line options are preceded by "-". So is +100ms implemented as -100ms on the command line? and is -100ms implemented as --100ms? Please confirm. Regards, The_Keymaker Last edited by The_Keymaker; 27th October 2007 at 18:27.