Show as possible under the new 1.93 version. Anybody know how?
http://www.homepages.hetnet.nl/~mjmlooijmans/cdwave/whatsnew.html
-Kevin
Never mind...I didn't have Beta III. Working now.
-Kevin
It isn't the same procedure as a wav? I'll have to mess around with that.
It is...the version I had of 1.93 wouldn't open it...fixed it though.
-Kevin
awesome, best news i've heard all day!
Quote from: SpeshulEd on March 10, 2004, 05:46:11 PM
awesome, best news i've heard all day!
I don't really see the big deal ??? When would you use this? Only thing I can think of would be if you wanted to retrack a show.
Quote from: mgleason007 on March 11, 2004, 04:09:44 AM
Quote from: SpeshulEd on March 10, 2004, 05:46:11 PM
awesome, best news i've heard all day!
I don't really see the big deal ??? When would you use this? Only thing I can think of would be if you wanted to retrack a show.
saves about 50% disk space tho ;)
i would prolly use it, just go firewire from jb3>pc>samplitude>FLAC>cdwave, instead of cd wave>FLAC, the whole file will get processed at once, i dunno if i'll use it tho, im used to the other way ;)
one other thing, i bet cdwave loads faster w/ a file thats only 50% as big, i think im gonna d/l it now actually
im def gonna jump on this
this is really really great! this software rocks! they keep making it better...now if it could play 24bit files...or is that fixed too??!?
FWIW< i tried the split function in cdwave on a nice, juicy, 48k FLAC and it werked perfectly
i just upgraded earlier today from an old version of cdwav and i like the new features and being able to split flacs is nice as well
also has EAC, FWIW, or DAE or whatever, personally, i sue wavelab audio cd extraction
Quote from: bean on March 13, 2004, 04:07:22 AM
also has EAC, FWIW, or DAE or whatever, personally, i sue wavelab audio cd extraction
i use EAC whenever i need to save an aging audio cd or studio cd that needs backing up. i actually did one last week from a cd that was on its last legs and got 21 out of 22 tracks, i was surprised to say the least, many of them skipped and EAC corrected and made them better again. a big +T to exact audio copy software
Quote from: mgleason007 on March 11, 2004, 04:09:44 AM
I don't really see the big deal ??? When would you use this? Only thing I can think of would be if you wanted to retrack a show.
I do conversions for a buddy of mine. I transfer, edit and flac it for him. No tracking. I could see it being of benefit to him since he would not have to convert back to WAV.
-Kevin
Yeah,
I find the feature is pretty cool. Kevin does my MD conversions for me ;)
And being the skeptic I am, I did a test to make sure that the tracked .flac files it spits out are exactly the same as the split .wav files converted to .flac and they were indeed 100% exact same.
Although the MD conversions may be a thing of the past soon for me since I am going to be upgrading to using the JB3, but I'll probably have one last batch for you to do for me Kevin ;p
so does it actually split the flacs or does it make them waves THEN split the wavs, then convert back to flac