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  • Not update for in_FLAC.dll with 1.1.2?

    Michael Facquet:

    Waiting for your FLAC plugin with library support 1.1.2.
    Don't part with your illusions,
    When they are gone you may still exist,
    But you have ceased to live.

  • #2
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    • #3
      Well, FLAC 1.1.2 is a very minor update destined to package maintainers (eg. Linux distros). Most fixes are about library names or FLAC utilities; in short there is no emergency to update the input plug-in

      Possible improvements, should the FLAC input plug-in be updated "as-is", would be:
      -slight speed-up in decoding by a few percent
      -fixed bug with some ID3v1 tagged FLAC files

      Actually I didn't sign in to become the FLAC plug-in maintainer, and am quite reluctant to be so. My version was nothing but a simple patch to add a couple of functionalities I needed for my encoder to fully work (anyway this patch no longer works against libFlac v1.1.2 ).

      Whereas Josh updates the XMMS plug-in with new features and fixes, the Winamp one seems totally abandonned, with all its known issues here for years (lack of support for HTTP streaming, Ogg-FLAC, library meta-data handling or these crazy tags under Win98). I'm not sure I'm willing to be the one to be bugged with that

      Otherwise my FLAC encoder has been updated a month ago to FLAC 1.1.2, although I haven't submitted it yet to winamp.com (check my sig if you want it). It features a slight speed-up and a bug fix.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Gutenberg
        Well, FLAC 1.1.2 is a very minor update destined to package maintainers (eg. Linux distros). Most fixes are about library names or FLAC utilities; in short there is no emergency to update the input plug-in

        Possible improvements, should the FLAC input plug-in be updated "as-is", would be:
        -slight speed-up in decoding by a few percent
        -fixed bug with some ID3v1 tagged FLAC files

        Actually I didn't sign in to become the FLAC plug-in maintainer, and am quite reluctant to be so. My version was nothing but a simple patch to add a couple of functionalities I needed for my encoder to fully work (anyway this patch no longer works against libFlac v1.1.2 ).

        Whereas Josh updates the XMMS plug-in with new features and fixes, the Winamp one seems totally abandonned, with all its known issues here for years (lack of support for HTTP streaming, Ogg-FLAC, library meta-data handling or these crazy tags under Win98). I'm not sure I'm willing to be the one to be bugged with that

        Otherwise my FLAC encoder has been updated a month ago to FLAC 1.1.2, although I haven't submitted it yet to winamp.com (check my sig if you want it). It features a slight speed-up and a bug fix.
        Hi Michael,

        Thanks your REPLY!

        I see.
        Don't part with your illusions,
        When they are gone you may still exist,
        But you have ceased to live.

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        • #5
          It seems that Josh is at least aware of your improvements.

          But Xiph does have a slightly snotty attitude towards Windows, and most of their development seems to come from outside volunteers (where would Vorbis be without aoyumi?) nowadays.

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          • #6
            in_flac.dll (FLAC v.1.1.2) 2005-03-03
            by John33

            1.1.2beta?

            Don't part with your illusions,
            When they are gone you may still exist,
            But you have ceased to live.

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            • #7
              ^still no library support

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              • #8
                Ok ok, stop crying, you have won

                I've just uploaded the "Unofficial FLAC input plug-in v1.1.2 with library support" on my download page:



                (Sorry my usual FTP repository is currently down so I can't provide direct link...)

                There are no major change, except that it's compiled against libFlac 1.1.2

                Notice that it may or may not work for Windows 98/ME users (I would bet that playback works, but not the comments).

                If feedback is positive (=no crashes ), I'll update it on Winamp.com.

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                • #9
                  LOL,,,Michael,,,,

                  The Plug-in(v1.1.2)works very good for WinXP,

                  It can playback BUT CAN't view files info for Win98SE.
                  Don't part with your illusions,
                  When they are gone you may still exist,
                  But you have ceased to live.

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                  • #10
                    The Plug-in(v1.1.2)works very good for WinXP,

                    It can playback BUT CAN't view files info for Win98SE.
                    Right... may I ask you (and other thread readers...) to test another version?

                    Input FLAC 1.1.2 let's say a
                    (yes, My FTP is back)

                    I've rewritten the meta-data handling part, which should be not only more reliable in extreme cases (null strings etc.), but is also more consistent with the actual FLAC source code... and compatible with win98 OS.

                    I've found (and fixed) in the original source code what I think was the source of weird/duplicated tags under Windows 98.

                    Otherwise I fixed the problem raised by "Brian M" on winamp.com about the "show average bitrate" misbehaviour.

                    Secondarily I also redesigned the configuration and info windows to be more consistent with Winamp's default plug-ins (that's all about widgets positions, used words etc...). You're right I don't deserve an award for that... but I think it's better like that anyway!

                    I've run my own tests under XP and 98... and looking for some extra feedback

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                    • #11
                      Sorry,Michael:

                      The a_Version is still Crying for not view files info.
                      Don't part with your illusions,
                      When they are gone you may still exist,
                      But you have ceased to live.

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                      • #12
                        Also, under XP the 1.12a version doesn't always show the medialibrary info... hope you can fix it!

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                        • #13
                          Please disregard, it's working now...

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