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bertox · 30th January 2008, 00:34

yes. my config:

put the source file in the same folder and write (in command line, Merlin7777 following) this:

hdcd.exe -o outputfile.wav sourcefile.wav

- ALL NAMES WITHOUT SPACES BETWEEN WORDS -
- SOURCE AND OUTPUT FILE NAMES MUST BE DIFFERENT -

quite simple.

example: D:\Docs\MY Music\HDCD\hdcd.exe -o whereismybrainRESTORED.wav whereismybrain.wav

Ah! If the app shows "HDCD not detected" alert, means that you source file IS NOT HDCD CODED.

I'LL RECOMMEND an "Microsuck" app called PowerToys, which give you a "direct from any folder you chose" with your right click button Command Line function.

good luck.

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bertox Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 38	yes. my config: put the source file in the same folder and write (in command line, Merlin7777 following) this: hdcd.exe -o outputfile.wav sourcefile.wav - ALL NAMES WITHOUT SPACES BETWEEN WORDS - - SOURCE AND OUTPUT FILE NAMES MUST BE DIFFERENT - quite simple. example: D:\Docs\MY Music\HDCD\hdcd.exe -o whereismybrainRESTORED.wav whereismybrain.wav Ah! If the app shows "HDCD not detected" alert, means that you source file IS NOT HDCD CODED. I'LL RECOMMEND an "Microsuck" app called PowerToys, which give you a "direct from any folder you chose" with your right click button Command Line function. good luck. Last edited by bertox; 30th January 2008 at 00:39.