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Splitting FLAC Into Tracks Without Transcoding? #124
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Cue sheets without transcoding are not implemented. This one totally escaped me, --autocopy=MATCH should not trigger copy when a cue sheet exists. As a work around you should remove the autocopy parameter and set --recodesame=YES instead. |
OK thanks. I'll try making those changes. From what I understand from the FLAC spec it would be the same process as MP3 as the offsets are in terms of decoded frames. |
That does work better. I still have issues where some FLAC files produce zero length tracks. While looking into that I came across another CUE sheet parsing issue. I'll create an issue for that and try to propose a fix. |
Thanks. Looking forward to it. |
Hi,
I'm not saying this is a bug as I might be doing something wrong but I'd expect to be able to split album FLAC files into tracks without transcoding with something like:
However, it seems to be behaving strangely. When I look at the directory:
When I try to play these files in VLC they usually remain empty and I get an error. I can see some activity in the debug log. Sometimes it seems to work and I see a transcoding thread running in the debug output, which wasn't expected.
Also when restarting the files go back to zero bytes, should the cache not have provided file size for these? E.g. after this:
The file still shows up as zero bytes. The cache is populated:
If I change desttype to 'mp3' then everything seems to work properly, though with delays for transcoding.
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