BeLight 0.22 beta 8 released - Page 17

Elias · 13th March 2005, 16:06

I don't know what's up, but I created a 6 mono wav from an mp3 file with BeLight v0.22 Alpha 2, then I closed BeLight, and re-opened it, and this is the error message I get. After I click OK I can use BeLight... weird

Kurtnoise · 13th March 2005, 17:04

Quote:

Originally posted by Elias
I don't know what's up, but I created a 6 mono wav from an mp3 file

Not possible...

Elias · 13th March 2005, 17:42

Quote:

Originally posted by Kurtnoise13
Not possible...

Believe it or not, I did. Although, out of 6, I got 4 empty wav files

Palikrovol · 13th March 2005, 18:36

Found some bugs

In "Command Line editor".

- When opening file "F:\_TMP_\Heavenly Creatures.ac3" the resulting command line in the "command line editor window" is

BeSweet.exe -core( -input "F:\_TMP_\F:\_TMP_\Heavenly Creatures.ac3" -output "F:\_TMP_\F:\_TMP_\Heavenly Creatures.ogg" -logfile "F:\_TMP_\F:\_TMP_\Heavenly Creatures.log" ) -azid( -c normal ) -ota( -hybridgain ) -ogg( -q 0.400 )

If i press "Run" it works perfectly and get the file from the correct path. It just shows it incorrectly.

It is solved when unchecking the audio track and opening again the "Command line editor". From that moment is always correct (even if you check and uncheck the audio track mny times).

Another way to solve it is to "start the process", abort it and openig the "Command line editor" again.

- If you close the file (clear list) and then open the "Command line editor", there is still the command line for the closed file. The "Command line editor" has to be closed and opened again to clear the trace of the closed file. (A good thing is that if you press "Run" with the closed file command line, a window appears telling you that there is no input file).

- A cosmetic issue. In the context menu in the files list, i think is better not to show cheching marks when pressing the different options, because you can press the same option two consecutive times and when you press a checked option you feel like you are unchecking it, not running it.

It is all

. I hope it is useful.

Palikrovol · 13th March 2005, 18:50

More about the "path" issue.

If the first opened file is opened in a "Drag and Drop" way, it will be correctly displayed. Any other file opened in the way "Drag and Drop" next, will be correctly displayed. If then a file is opened by "File -> Open" it will be incorrectly displayed and any other file will be incorrectly displayed if opened in any way.

If the first file is opened by "File -> Open" it will be incorrectly displayed and the next files also will be displayed incorrectly any way they were opened.

If a file is correctly displayed ("F:\_TMP_\Heavenly Creatures.ac3") and then you uncheck the file, the path information ("F:\_TMP_\") is erased from the command line. And when pressing "Run", BeLight starts
and ends and does nothing.

[EDIT]
BeLight does nothing with the first opened files in the "Drag and Drop" way (even if you don't uncheck it).
[/EDIT]

I think one of the bugs is when unchecking for the first time the files.

Regards

Kurtnoise · 13th March 2005, 19:13

Quote:

Originally posted by Elias
Believe it or not, I did. Although, out og 6, I got 4 empty wav files

Please, read once again what I said concerning alpha versions. And why I said "not possible" ? because it's completely useless. Why do you want to extract 6 mono waves from a stereo file huh ??

Elias · 13th March 2005, 19:15

Quote:

Originally posted by Kurtnoise13
Please, read once again what I said concerning alpha versions. And why I said "not possible" ? because it's completely useless. Why do you want to extract 6 mono waves from a stereo file huh ??

I was just playing around a bit

Testing some functions, checking if they worked properly.

Kurtnoise · 13th March 2005, 19:18

Quote:

Originally posted by Palikrovol
More about the "path" issue.

Sometimes the file is correctly displayed the first time you open it ("F:\_TMP_\Heavenly Creatures.ac3"). But if then you uncheck the file the path information ("F:\_TMP_\") is erased from the command line and when pressing "Run", BeLight starts and ends and does nothing.

I think one of the bugs is when unchecking for the first time the files.

Ok I see...I'll try to fix it.

Quote:

Originally posted by Palikrovol
- A cosmetic issue. In the context menu in the files list, i think is better not to show cheching marks when pressing the different options, because you can press the same option two consecutive times and when you press a checked option you feel like you are unchecking it, not running it.

Not really an issue but I can change it for sure. I had not thought about that.

Palikrovol · 13th March 2005, 19:22

ReRead my Second post, i have edited it. I have found new information

.

Palikrovol · 13th March 2005, 20:01

Some things i forgot.

- In the files list, if the file's name is too long, it is not displayed complete (appears truncated).

- The options '-L -3db' (-azid) are not displayed in the "Command Line", but are checked in the advanced options. I have to unckeck and recheck this options in the advanced options to make them appear in the command line.

planet1 · 13th March 2005, 20:13

Kurtnoise13 first of all thx for this great GUI.

1. could you add a drag&drop feature to BeLight (speeds up things)

Belight 0.21 final:

2. when picking a wav as input and choosing 16bit Stereo Wave as output kind of adds useless switches [ -azid( -s stereo -L -3db )]

3. when inputting a .mux list and output is WAV there are also some "useless" azid switches:

5.1 WAVE: -azid( -c normal )

Stereo WAVE: -azid( -s stereo -c normal -L -3db )

16bit (Six) Mono WAVEs: -azid( -c normal )

32bit (Six) Mono WAVEs: -azid( -c normal )

Kurtnoise · 13th March 2005, 20:43

Quote:

Originally posted by planet1
1. could you add a drag&drop feature to BeLight (speeds up things)

This feature is added with 0.22 alphas...

Quote:

Originally posted by planet1
Belight 0.21 final:

2. when picking a wav as input and choosing 16bit Stereo Wave as output kind of adds useless switches [ -azid( -s stereo -L -3db )]

3. when inputting a .mux list and output is WAV there are also some "useless" azid switches:

5.1 WAVE: -azid( -c normal )

Stereo WAVE: -azid( -s stereo -c normal -L -3db )

16bit (Six) Mono WAVEs: -azid( -c normal )

32bit (Six) Mono WAVEs: -azid( -c normal )

It's corrected with 0.22 alpha versions. But for the moment, wav files are not supported. So, just wait a next version or edit the command line...

@Palikrovol : yeah, I saw the problem. Thanks for the bugs report.

Kurtnoise · 16th March 2005, 01:05

The 0.22 beta 1 is out.

changelog:

* Added some other input formats (mpa, mp2, mp3, vorbis, wav[**]) compatible with the Batch Mode.
* Bugs fixed concerning Opening & Checking input files.
* Edit window for BeSweet Command Line is now updated then we decide to change settings.
* Several internal tweakings.

[**]only stereo files for the moment.

In addition, a screenshot to show you the transcoding CD-Audio wav files to vorbis with BeSweet by example....

Bluedan · 16th March 2005, 02:38

Great, I'll have a glimpse....

guada 2 · 17th March 2005, 01:34

Good continuation " Kurt "

Elias · 17th March 2005, 08:58

Why isn't 29.970>23.976 working? In the latest Beta release, the file became slooooow. I mean, it's much slower than usual. In the previous versions, it doesn't even work to encode with NTSC>NTSC Film.

Kurtnoise · 17th March 2005, 09:18

Hi,

Your input file is an AC3 ? If yes, 2.0 or 5.1 ?

Did you use soundtouch function ?

Could you test also with BeSweetGUI 0.7b8, please ?

Elias · 17th March 2005, 09:23

Quote:

Originally posted by Kurtnoise13
Hi,

Your input file is an AC3 ? If yes, 2.0 or 5.1 ?

Did you use soundtouch function ?

Could you test also with BeSweetGUI 0.7b8, please ?

Where can I get that GUI? Yes, it's AC3. 2.0 and 5.1, all the same. Also, it says Transcoding aborted when the encoding is done :S By the way, could you add azidts support? I'd like to encode *.dts files

I don't know what soundtouch is

Boulder · 17th March 2005, 09:25

By the way, the SoundTouch library has been updated some time ago, it fixes a nasty rounding bug which affected framerate conversions. If someone could compile it for using with BeSweet, it would be great

Kurtnoise · 17th March 2005, 09:50

Quote:

Originally posted by Elias
Where can I get that GUI?

http://www.dspguru.doom9.net (beta section)

Quote:

Originally posted by Elias
Yes, it's AC3. 2.0 and 5.1, all the same. I don't know what soundtouch is

If you don't know what it is, so how did you enable the trick ? (i.e 29.970>23.976). BeLight supports only soundtouch functions for those changes. Note also that soundtouch doesn't support multichannel files, only mono & stereo.

Quote:

Originally posted by Elias
Also, it says Transcoding aborted when the encoding is done :S

yeah, stupid bug which is corrected.

Quote:

Originally posted by Elias
By the way, could you add azidts support? I'd like to encode *.dts files

No because BeSweet doesn't support dts files...

13th March 2005, 16:06	#321 \| Link
Elias MPEG-4 Crazy Lunatic! Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 1,088	I don't know what's up, but I created a 6 mono wav from an mp3 file with BeLight v0.22 Alpha 2, then I closed BeLight, and re-opened it, and this is the error message I get. After I click OK I can use BeLight... weird Last edited by Elias; 13th March 2005 at 16:11.

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Palikrovol Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: Spain (Madrid) Posts: 154	More about the "path" issue. If the first opened file is opened in a "Drag and Drop" way, it will be correctly displayed. Any other file opened in the way "Drag and Drop" next, will be correctly displayed. If then a file is opened by "File -> Open" it will be incorrectly displayed and any other file will be incorrectly displayed if opened in any way. If the first file is opened by "File -> Open" it will be incorrectly displayed and the next files also will be displayed incorrectly any way they were opened. If a file is correctly displayed ("F:\_TMP_\Heavenly Creatures.ac3") and then you uncheck the file, the path information ("F:\_TMP_\") is erased from the command line. And when pressing "Run", BeLight starts and ends and does nothing. [EDIT] BeLight does nothing with the first opened files in the "Drag and Drop" way (even if you don't uncheck it). [/EDIT] I think one of the bugs is when unchecking for the first time the files. Regards Last edited by Palikrovol; 13th March 2005 at 19:31.

13th March 2005, 20:13	#331 \| Link
planet1 ... space nerd ... Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Terra Posts: 150	Kurtnoise13 first of all thx for this great GUI. 1. could you add a drag&drop feature to BeLight (speeds up things) Belight 0.21 final: 2. when picking a wav as input and choosing 16bit Stereo Wave as output kind of adds useless switches [ -azid( -s stereo -L -3db )] 3. when inputting a .mux list and output is WAV there are also some "useless" azid switches: 5.1 WAVE: -azid( -c normal ) Stereo WAVE: -azid( -s stereo -c normal -L -3db ) 16bit (Six) Mono WAVEs: -azid( -c normal ) 32bit (Six) Mono WAVEs: -azid( -c normal ) Last edited by planet1; 13th March 2005 at 20:15.

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Kurtnoise Swallowed in the Sea Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Marseille, France Posts: 4,382	BeLight 0.22 beta 1 released The 0.22 beta 1 is out. changelog: * Added some other input formats (mpa, mp2, mp3, vorbis, wav[*]) compatible with the Batch Mode. Bugs fixed concerning Opening & Checking input files. * Edit window for BeSweet Command Line is now updated then we decide to change settings. * Several internal tweakings. [*]only stereo files for the moment. In addition, a screenshot to show you the transcoding CD-Audio wav files to vorbis with BeSweet by example.... __________________ The problem, of course, is that there are many smart people in the world...* Steve Jobs [my random stuff] \| [Please, no MeGUI support via PM]

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Bluedan Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: waterkant Posts: 308	Great, I'll have a glimpse.... __________________ I'm probably misconfused...

13th March 2005, 18:36	#324 \| Link
Palikrovol Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: Spain (Madrid) Posts: 154	Found some bugs In "Command Line editor". - When opening file "F:\_TMP_\Heavenly Creatures.ac3" the resulting command line in the "command line editor window" is BeSweet.exe -core( -input "F:\_TMP_\F:\_TMP_\Heavenly Creatures.ac3" -output "F:\_TMP_\F:\_TMP_\Heavenly Creatures.ogg" -logfile "F:\_TMP_\F:\_TMP_\Heavenly Creatures.log" ) -azid( -c normal ) -ota( -hybridgain ) -ogg( -q 0.400 ) If i press "Run" it works perfectly and get the file from the correct path. It just shows it incorrectly. It is solved when unchecking the audio track and opening again the "Command line editor". From that moment is always correct (even if you check and uncheck the audio track mny times). Another way to solve it is to "start the process", abort it and openig the "Command line editor" again. - If you close the file (clear list) and then open the "Command line editor", there is still the command line for the closed file. The "Command line editor" has to be closed and opened again to clear the trace of the closed file. (A good thing is that if you press "Run" with the closed file command line, a window appears telling you that there is no input file). - A cosmetic issue. In the context menu in the files list, i think is better not to show cheching marks when pressing the different options, because you can press the same option two consecutive times and when you press a checked option you feel like you are unchecking it, not running it. It is all . I hope it is useful.

13th March 2005, 19:22	#329 \| Link
Palikrovol Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: Spain (Madrid) Posts: 154	ReRead my Second post, i have edited it. I have found new information .

13th March 2005, 20:01	#330 \| Link
Palikrovol Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: Spain (Madrid) Posts: 154	Some things i forgot. - In the files list, if the file's name is too long, it is not displayed complete (appears truncated). - The options '-L -3db' (-azid) are not displayed in the "Command Line", but are checked in the advanced options. I have to unckeck and recheck this options in the advanced options to make them appear in the command line.

17th March 2005, 01:34	#335 \| Link
guada 2 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Lyon Posts: 718	Good continuation " Kurt "

17th March 2005, 08:58	#336 \| Link
Elias MPEG-4 Crazy Lunatic! Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 1,088	Why isn't 29.970>23.976 working? In the latest Beta release, the file became slooooow. I mean, it's much slower than usual. In the previous versions, it doesn't even work to encode with NTSC>NTSC Film.

17th March 2005, 09:18	#337 \| Link
Kurtnoise Swallowed in the Sea Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Marseille, France Posts: 4,382	Hi, Your input file is an AC3 ? If yes, 2.0 or 5.1 ? Did you use soundtouch function ? Could you test also with BeSweetGUI 0.7b8, please ? __________________ The problem, of course, is that there are many smart people in the world... Steve Jobs [my random stuff] \| [Please, no MeGUI support via PM]

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Boulder Pig on the wing Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Hollola, Finland Posts: 3,457	By the way, the SoundTouch library has been updated some time ago, it fixes a nasty rounding bug which affected framerate conversions. If someone could compile it for using with BeSweet, it would be great __________________ And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes I'll see you on the dark side of the Moon...

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