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25th June 2005, 12:35 | #222 | Link | |
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lame.exe --alt-preset 128 "C:\Path with Spaces\test.wav" and it worked. So there must be a way. Without qoutes it doesn't work, then it says: Could not find "C:\Path". Just as a little hint. (and I think that's how most CLI programs handle file paths in (Win)DO(w)S) |
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25th June 2005, 13:39 | #223 | Link |
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lame.exe does not receive the quotes in its argument string; DOS strips them. We want DGIndex to receive the delimiter character. If it was simply the case that we wanted to be able to pass spaces in filenames, it would be easy as you say. |
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Or, in other words - what do you need the delimiter characters for if you know the whole next parameter is a complete filename? If this is about the comma separated list of file names - how about doing it like loads of GNU software does it? DGIndex -IF "path to\file1" -IF "path to\file2" -IF "yet another\path to\file3" etc.? np: MC Frontalot - Which MC Was That? (demo) |
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if commandline contains "-SD=" or commandline contains "-IF=" or commandline contains "-BF=" or commandline contains and so on then use old syntax and parser else use new syntax and parser
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hi there, might be a silly question, but if i demux a vob file that was ripped of in ifo mode with decrypter, the generated stream information file shows me audio delay of -80, but the filename of the demuxed audio shows 0 ms, so what is the correct value? is this stream delayed, yes or no? would be nice if somebody can help me out here, so that i can encode this audio with proper delay in besweet.
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imo i think you should go with dgindex' value. DD can sometimes be wrong. (i am assuming the 0ms delay was from dgindex.)
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VLC/Windows Media Player play it fine, but other software has trouble. Just a weird file I guess, but I will upload it if anyone wants. EDIT: Screenshot is from 1.4.0RC4
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Okay, it's up: m2msophcd001.mpg
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I like the popcorn explosion. And the chicks are hot.
OK, so this one had 2.2 MBytes of garbage before the first pack header. What if the next one has 20 MBytes? 200 MBytes? Where are you getting these things? I have to think about this. EDIT: She sounds like Britney. Last edited by Guest; 27th June 2005 at 05:07. |
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Don, create a small dialog with some kind of progress bar (or maybe just a label saying "Scanning for Pack Header...."), and a Cancel button.
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In the default setting, DGIndex scans only the first 200 Kbytes. If it fails to find first pack header, a pop-up box will tell the user something like "File unrecognised. You may want to try open it with Extended Option". Edit: Cyberia posted while I wrote. A progress bar is nice. Last edited by Seed; 27th June 2005 at 05:49. |
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Now it's all coming back to me. Interesting that they gave the file an .mpg extension. And yes the chicks are hot, but better than Britney IMHO. EDIT: Quote:
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You guys might be interested to know that after running the "m2msophcd001.mpg" clip thru' VCDGear (using it's mpeg -> mpeg setting), it's possible to generate a fully working (and in sync) file. That in-turn, can be recognised by all your media players and DGIndex again
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