On Oct 12 2008, Julien BLACHE wrote: > Rogério Brito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Will do that right now (the debug level seems to go up to 9, > > according to the help screen). > > Nope, 10 is the max, trust me :)
Ooops. I didn't read the code. :-) That should be fixed, though. > > We just thought about this at the same time. I decided to go through the > > scanninc code on AAC files and found some strange things like this: > > (...) > > Yeah, I took care of that first, and then I uncovered the real bug. Nice. > > Obviously, that function needs to return a int64_t (more correctly, it > > would return a size_t, if I understood it correctly). > > Yes that should be a size_t, except that there's an abstraction layer, > so it's a uint64_t. Sorry. I'm a bit lost here. Did you intend to say int64_t? I think that the abstraction layer may be changed a little bit, so that we do the right thing (returning -1 when the function says that it will return an unsigned int is not a good signal). The code inside the function and the documentation should be trusted here. > > But as I am upstream for lame and seeing how it generates very good > > quality VBR MP3 files, I just reencoded the files to MP3. I had not > > noticed that FAAC files weren't being recognized. > > MP3 sucks, no matter how good the encoder is. AAC is somewhat better, > but it still sucks compared to CD. I have no golden ears. :-) And I feel a bit uneasy with the lack of faac development, especially in the psycho-acoustic part. > > BTW, my AAC files are tagged with easytag(-aac), taken from > > Marillat's repository (why can't we have easytag in Debian with aac > > support?). It's just tagging, for $DEITY's sake! > > Needs libmp4v2, which we cannot have in Debian due to patent issues > around MPEG4. Perhaps we can grab some files from libmp4v2 for the sake of compiling easytag with aac support... (Just a wild thought, knowing nothing about the complexity of this task). > > P.S.: Care to share your workaround here? I want to test it. > > If you could clarify your situation first, I'm a bit confused now. Do > you have your files in the playlist or not? Do they play or not? 1 - The AAC files here were generated by iTunes; 2 - They show up in the playlist; 3 - The don't play. Hope this helps to clear the situation. Regards, Rogério Brito. -- Rogério Brito : [EMAIL PROTECTED],ime.usp}.br : GPG key 1024D/7C2CAEB8 http://www.ime.usp.br/~rbrito : http://meusite.mackenzie.com.br/rbrito Projects: algorithms.berlios.de : lame.sf.net : vrms.alioth.debian.org
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