rav.bat:
@ECHO OFF
NET STOP Audiosrv
NET STOP AudioEndpointBuilder
REG DELETE "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\LowRegistry\Audio\PolicyConfig\PropertyStore" /F
REG ADD "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\LowRegistry\Audio\PolicyConfig\PropertyStore"
NET START Audiosrv
Run as admin.
~\My Documents\My Games\, then
Enemy Unknown: xcom - enemy unknown\xcomgame\Config
Enemy Within: xcom - enemy within\xcomgame\Config
and edit XComEngine.ini
Modify [VoIP] section with
bHasVoiceEnabled=false
\%artist%\%album%\$num(%discnumber%,1)-$num(%track%,2) - %title%
$ pacmd >> list-sinks >> set-default-sink 1
For Win7x64 : foobar2000
For Linux: mplayer, for a lack of anything better (rythmbox and the one from KDE never impressed me)
For both: vlc for video
Got a Cowon D2+ 16GB. It seems picky about mp3 tags and “bad” tags make it show up Unknown for everything under the Music Library even if only some of them are bad. Sometimes though, like 1 in 10 tries, it showed most of them correctly. This is a real pita and I though the thing was broken at first.
Using foobar2000 or mp3tag we can retag mp3 files correctly. Using only APEv2 seems fine.
I did not have any problem with flac files.
I should soon upload some ogg files in it and see if there’s any problem.
For Win7x64;
Exact Audio Copy.
Configure to detect drive feature, offset.
Alt-G for freedb download.
F4 to detect pretrack gaps.
Make cue sheet with one FLAC file for entire album (action -> cue sheet… -> compressed)
Verify AccurateRip results.
Open cue sheet file with Foobar2000.
Right-click Convert… to convert to multiple ogg files. (how to normalize?)
Now we can use cue/flac to play at home or make copies and ogg to put on portable media player.
Sadly, foobar2000 doesn’t seem to have a decent writer component (it lacks CD-TEXT support). To make gapless audio copies of cue/flac, use maybe burrrn.net or cdrtools. Infrarecorder gives errors about last track length (?). cdrtfe is a nice frontend and the setup file includes common decoders (but can’t make Data DVDs AFAIK).
EAC does not produce a correct cue sheet file when using compressed image (says type is WAVE). Foobar2000 doesn’t seem to mind but ironically, EAC‘s write feature can’t deal with it.