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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: scb on January 27, 2005, 01:20:35 PM
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www.hairersoft.com
New features
of version 3.8 include:
- Completely redesigned sound window
- Support for the FLAC file format <http://flac.sourceforge.net/>
- New parametric equalizer specially designed for restoring old vinyl
recordings
- The format for the time display is completely customizable
- Addition of an "Open recent" menu item
- Automatic version checking
- Full Unicode support
- Markers can be aligned to CD sector boundaries
- Support for scrolling wheel in the sound window (shift-scrolling to
zoom in/out)
- Several bug fixes and many minor improvements to the user interface
Hope you'll enjoy it! With best regards,
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Scott--have you used this program a lot? Just curious as to how people like it. I'm thinking about trying it for simple stuff....
Does it work with external hardware, like my Digi001? ie. Could I use it for DAT>computer x-fers?
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i used to use it to split tracks on 24 bit material before i found spark. i haven't used it in a while though.
i just emailed the developer and already got a response back. The app reads flac files natively (it doesn't convert to aiff or wav first), and uses core audio. So that pretty much means that you can play 24/96 flac files from within this program and get the full resolution
i'm going to test tonight.
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part of my test will be to see how it likes playing with the ULN-2. in the version i used (over a year ago) it only saw channels 1 and 2. I'll report back how it works now
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thanks scott--it's appreciated!
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I'm downloading now. Previous versions were WAY ugly. Hopefully this will be worth it.
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if nothing else, it might be a good 24/96 flac player
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if nothing else, it might be a good 24/96 flac player
It's a tad bloated for that. ;) But so far I'm liking this version a lot more than previous versions...
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if nothing else, it might be a good 24/96 flac player
It's a tad bloated for that. ;) But so far I'm liking this version a lot more than previous versions...
Why, have you found another one that uses Core Audio?
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if nothing else, it might be a good 24/96 flac player
It's a tad bloated for that. ;) But so far I'm liking this version a lot more than previous versions...
Why, have you found another one that uses Core Audio?
Another FLAC player? No. However using an audio editor simply for playback is what I'd call bloat. ;)
Hopefully Quicktime in 10.4 (including that flac component) will fix all the problems with flac playback in X.