hey,
couldn't think of what forum this went in. this should be easy to answer, but if i download something from archive and burn it to disc and then later extract one of the wavs and turn it back to a shn and create an md5 will it be the same as the original? basically i ask cause i downloaded a few dead shows and from time to time i notice different versions (ie. updated soundboard, new transfer, bertha remaster) and i never remember what i got, that is why i want to take one wav and check the md5 to see which i have. make sense?
mike
youll need to do some crazy work to set your EAC offsets, but it can be done....
but for your purpose, you may want to d/l one track and compare. Sometimes its just as easy to see the timing of each file as it was tracked out.
cool. i figured i'd ask before i started wasting time to figure out if couldn't be done.
or keep track of your sources and you would know which one you have ;D I keep all shns and flacs so it's never been an issue.
i don't keep shn/flac and i know the source for everything except the dead. since they are always updating and fixing different shows it's hard to keep up with which version i had. i mean they are all soundboards that i have and all sound good so i'm not too worried. more just wondering
WaveLab also has a Wave Compare function. It'll tell you the exact samples that differ... if it's a different source presumably every sample would be different.
Quote from: HanKDanK on February 01, 2005, 12:09:58 PM
but for your purpose, you may want to d/l one track and compare. Sometimes its just as easy to see the timing of each file as it was tracked out.
I would also do it this way.