adhawkins Wrote: > Hi, > > In article <25B7A0BB8AD9244DBB58BA67A9B81FD702062067 (AT) exch-eal03 > (DOT) intl.businessobjects.com>, > Dan Goodinson<Dan.Goodinson (AT) businessobjects (DOT) com> > wrote: > > Yeah, but if the dummy file is a .wav then SS will detect the .wav > and > > will consider it to be a track in its own right. Therefore SS will > look > > at the dummy.wav file but won't be able to read any tags from it... > > The specified wav file doesn't exist anywhere in my music tree. > However, > files like the following *do* exist: > > FILE "dummy.wav" WAVE > TRACK 01 AUDIO > FLAGS PRE > INDEX 01 00:00:00 > TRACK 02 AUDIO > INDEX 01 04:50:06 > TRACK 03 AUDIO > FLAGS PRE > INDEX 01 11:29:60 > TRACK 04 AUDIO > INDEX 01 17:31:38 > TRACK 05 AUDIO > INDEX 01 23:46:01 > TRACK 06 AUDIO > FLAGS PRE > INDEX 01 32:09:12 > TRACK 07 AUDIO > FLAGS PRE > INDEX 01 42:06:09 > TRACK 08 AUDIO > FLAGS PRE > INDEX 01 51:55:05 > TRACK 09 AUDIO > FLAGS PRE > INDEX 01 57:20:17 > TRACK 10 AUDIO > FLAGS PRE > INDEX 01 66:49:11 > REM FLAC__lead-in 88200 > REM FLAC__lead-out 170 200041128 > > These files appear to be created automatically by the Slimserver when > it > scans the directory containing the FLAC file (one FLAC file for an > entire > CD). > Anyone got any more ideas on this?
Thanks Andy -- adhawkins _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
