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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: MattD on March 02, 2004, 09:18:00 AM
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... to write a 24-bit FLAC plugin for MacAmp or some other OSX audio application?
Anyone ever done any development for CoreAudio?
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A Mac has a 24 bit sound card?
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A Mac has a 24 bit sound card?
There are plenty of 24-bit sound cards that are Mac-compatible...
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Greenone is right on that point. The problem is that there is no way to play back FLAC files like there is on a PC (Winamp plugin), so you have to decompress and listen to the WAVs. Major PITA! I know enough about programming that if I had something to work from, I could probably write a plugin, but I'll be damned if I'd have to develop an application too!
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work from the audio plugin examples (for itunes) from the developer tools
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Greenone is right on that point. The problem is that there is no way to play back FLAC files like there is on a PC (Winamp plugin), so you have to decompress and listen to the WAVs. Major PITA! I know enough about programming that if I had something to work from, I could probably write a plugin, but I'll be damned if I'd have to develop an application too!
MacAmp will play FLACs, but I dunno about 24bit FLACs...
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Will either macamp or iTunes play 24/48 and 24/96 WAV/AIFFs? If they can't do this, the answer is not a plugin, but rather a new/mod application.
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Heh, what do you know. MPlayer plays 24 bit flacs just fine. I downloaded one of your flacs from the CL acoustic show, Matt, and it opened automatically in MPlayer and I'm listening to it right now. ;)
http://mplayerosx.sourceforge.net/
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do you have any 24/96 to try it with? even just artifically upsample that one and re-encode just to see
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Alright, gimme a few minutes and I'll try it out.
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A friend of mine trying it too said 24/96 plays back as if it were 48 ... 1/2 speed. Is this what you're finding?
Edit: this has already been submitted as a bug on their sourceforge page.
Edit 2: Is track-to-track playback gapless?
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Yeah, finding the same thing. Dunno about track to track, I never use it. ;)