Jack Misty

It would be nice to have a possibility to edit missing timestamps in a GPX file. Like: select a part of the track by selecting a startpoint which has a correct timestamp and selecting an endpoint which has a correct timestamp. According to the average speed calculated between the start- and endpoints, the timestamps could be calculated according to the distance between two points. Or does this possibility exist, but I did not find it? Kind Regards Jack

Downloaded and used this file: freac-1.1-alpha-20181201a-windows-x64.zip Audio File was .flac of one complete CD with 14 tracks Here's the CUE

Here's the CUE

Here's the CUE

I started all over again, deleted the fre:ac folder and downloaded the 1.1a (64bit) version again. In new fre:ac download: opened CUE sheet started WMA conversion without entering settings and without changing anything OK all tracks areconverted to WMA in the USER\Music folder -> everything fine opened the same CUE sheet again entered settings to check (x) the "Verwende möglichst Eingabedateiordner" option OK to save the settings started WMA conversion Album folder is created in destination foledr...

I started all over again, deleted the fre:ac folder and downloaded the 1.1a (64bit) version again. In new fre:ac download: opened CUE sheet started WMA conversion without entering settings and without changing anything * OK all tracks areconverted to WMA in the USER\Music folder -> everything fine opened the same CUE sheet again entered settings to check (x) the "Verwende möglichst Eingabedateiordner" option OK to save the settings started WMA conversion Album folder is created in destination foledr...

Hi, i'm new to fre:ac and downloaded it to extract tracks of a flac Cd-backup using the CUE sheet . I'm using WIN10 and fre:ac 1.1a, I want to use the wma decoder. Flac file and CUE were created using eac. I open the CUE in fre:ac all tracks are shown and selected when I start the conversion, all tracks are worked on. Having the the destination folder opened aside fre:ac, I see the track files beeing created but some are immediatly deleted as the next track starts being converted. I end up with 2-6...

Hi, i'm new to fre:ac and downloaded it to extract tracks of a flac Cd-backup using the CUE sheet . I'm using WIN10 and fre:ac 1.1a, I want to use the wma decoder. Flac file and CUE were created using eac. I open the CUE in fre:ac all tracks are shown and selected when I start the conversion, all tracks are worked on. Having the the destination folder opened aside fre:ac, I see the track files beeing created but some are immediatly deleted as the next track starts being converted. I end up with 2-6...