#Accurip dpi setting update
#Accurip dpi setting full
#Accurip dpi setting code
#Accurip dpi setting plus

I am willing to bet your problem with foobar is that the cue sheets keep changing from what you originally put in the box, right? If this is what you are experiencing, the problem lies in the tags of the files. I would uncheck the 'Allow embedded cue sheet' and click OK to remove the old one, or simply reload with the new one.

#Accurip dpi setting update

if you want to re-add or update a cue sheet, you can right click on a track after loading a FLAC file with an embedded cue, then go Utils -> Edit Cue sheet. That's normally how i do it, through foobar2000. Quote from: Vomitus on 20:42:51 I apologize if this was already spoken about and I didn't find it but how can I embed cue sheet into flac file without re-encoding it? Usually I use foobar for this but lately some certain flac and cue files seem to make foobar process them incorrectly. except graphics cards have capabilities of running a ton of threads in parallel) it's basically an technology developed by Nvidia that allows you to use your graphics card processor(s) to handle tasks as the CPU would. (btw, for anyone who doesn't know what CUDA is. I'm no master of it all, but i say if you've got the power. i imagine a program coded to utilize 64-bit w/ multiple cores paired with CUDA support. then chudov is doing things further by using CUDA.

#Accurip dpi setting plus

that's 4 cores, plus hyperthreading, so a total of 8 virtual processors. dual core is pretty much standard these days, and people like me who have Intel i7's. especially encoding/analysis ones, where encoding time is a big problem still.

#Accurip dpi setting full

I'd love to see full multicore support in more programs these days. lucky for me, I have a CUDA supported card, so I'll give it a try when I can, just to see the potential if nothing else. very interesting, and looks like he's making some progress there. and even experimenting with using CUDA in encoding FLAC. but last i saw he had a few side projects. I wonder if sir chudov the great is still working on CUEtools. the rest is just customizations and optimizations. he has already done the hard part of the code. so technically i could probably just make the customizations myself.

#Accurip dpi setting code

i think as far as the amount/complexity of code to accomplish this small task is only a few lines of code, but would make the program much more useful.Д¬ome to think of it. I did this way back in january, or oh wait, i just did this one last night.

then i gotta open explorer, navigate 4-5 directory levels, find the file and open it to view the old file before i regenerate a new one, then going oh yeah, This way i don't hit GO then it says one exists already, overwrite or not. since they're not mutually exclusive by any means then your idea could also be implemented as well. If the numbers change any after the second check. that way i can look at it, then decide if i want to regen/refresh the results, or use it as a reference to see The main 'problem' i was trying to address was that i wanted to view the file in the log window if one exists in the dir already. add maybe some foobar tags to append like a date/time or make the filename++ to they're sequentially numbered. then pop up a dialog that gives options such as. if it does, load it into the textbox, and maybe ask if we want to regen it. accurip file, say a sort of option, instead of having only the option to overwrite it or to cancel the action. Quote from: BlueDragon on 19:04:35 would be the 'Deluxe' Solution but maybe a simplier one (to implement) would be an optional renaming of the newly created. This problem also showed up in the Folder browser and Multiselect browser, and this change fixes those also. If ((file.Attributes & FileAttributes.Hidden) != 0) Public static List ScanFolder(CUEConfig _config, IEnumerable files) Public static List ScanFolder(CUEConfig _config, string path)ДirectoryInfo dir = new -4856,6 +4868,7 return processor.Go() + sortedFiles.Sort(CompareFileSystemInfo) + public static IEnumerable SortFiles(IEnumerable files) + public static int CompareFileSystemInfo(FileSystemInfo x, FileSystemInfo y) Code: diff -git a/CUETools.Processor/Processor.cs b/CUETools.Processor/Processor.cs