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Hello and thank you for your fast reply,
the input file was an ogg without comments. Actually I wanted report another problem with taggin oggs in a seperate post, but this maybe the right place however. I did a little testing with a wav-file an the corresponding cue-sheet with the following results:
First I encoded the wav to
1) mp3 without tags
2) mp3 with id3v1 tags (lame --id3v1-only)
3...
2010-01-03 18:06:18 UTC by nobody
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Hello,
thank you for reporting the bug.
Do you know if the input file has ID3v1 or ID3v2 ?
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Alex.
2010-01-03 11:51:41 UTC by io_alex_2004
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When I'm using the command line version with the "-o"-option reading from a cue-sheet (something like this: mp3splt -o "@b/01@N @t" -c file.cue) and the albumtitle etc. contain some special characters like ä, ö, ü, ß, the resulting file/folder-names are completly broken.
Same problem with version 2.2.5 and 2.2.7a on ubuntu.
Makes mp3split hardly usable for me so...
2010-01-03 02:53:09 UTC by nobody
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Hi Alex,
Thanks for the fix.
I've tried the mp3splt_2.2.8 build.
It looks like that the changed tag is not visible outside of the -g option (e.g in -o option). I simply get the tag (title_@a from your example) not the tag value (title_artist). Can you verify?
Cheers,
Shachindra.
2009-12-20 00:28:46 UTC by nobody
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Oh, great! You were right. (I created the mp3 using SoundForge, so I wonder why would it be wrong...). I fixed it with foobar (it seemed simpler).
2009-12-17 22:50:48 UTC by nivaca
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This explains why it only creates 18 parts.
VBR files usually contain a Xing or Info header providing the audio length.
I suppose that your file does not contain this header, thus the guessed audio length is wrong.
You might also see a wrong total time value on some players.
Try 'fixing' the file by splitting from 0 to EOF (End Of File) before using '-S':
mp3splt -d output_directory -o...
2009-12-17 22:47:34 UTC by io_alex_2004
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It reports 40m.19s, although the file is really just 6m.41s.
2009-12-17 22:39:19 UTC by nivaca
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Can you send me the total time printed by mp3splt on 'vbr.mp3' using the '-f' option ?
It should print the total time found. (e.g. Total time: 4m.05s).
Is the total time smaller than the real total time ?.
2009-12-17 22:10:37 UTC by io_alex_2004
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io_alex_2004 committed revision 586 to the mp3splt SVN repository, changing 28 files.
2009-12-17 21:56:46 UTC by io_alex_2004
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I have implemented an experimental version of this feature in the latest version.
You can try the testing version here:
http://ioalex.net/testing_downloads/
Usage example:
mp3splt -d output -g r%[@N=1,@t=title_@n] -t 2.0
The 'r' as the first character of the '-g' option means 'replace me the @X in the tags when found.
If the 'r' is missing, the result is like the previous...
2009-12-17 21:53:25 UTC by io_alex_2004
