AIFF tagging
AIFF tagging
I've just committed changes in bzr that allow Play to read and write metadata from AIFF files. I will try to release a new unstable version for testing soon.
Re: AIFF tagging
Yay!
Great, new version soon
Great, new version soon

Re: AIFF tagging
The new version is truly marvelous. Thank you so very much!
Play audibly sounds *so* much better than iTunes...
Some time it would be great if there was a column option to display sample rate. Then we could reset the DAC sample rate through Audio Midi set-up prior to playing the track.
Is there some sort of setting in Objective C for the Core Audio framework that determines the playback quality??
Play audibly sounds *so* much better than iTunes...
Some time it would be great if there was a column option to display sample rate. Then we could reset the DAC sample rate through Audio Midi set-up prior to playing the track.
Is there some sort of setting in Objective C for the Core Audio framework that determines the playback quality??
Re: AIFF tagging
The sample rate column would not be too difficult to add- this is something I can do for the next release.
I don't believe there is generic access to audio output properties (ie playback quality, etc). In my experiments for the AUHal you can only set properties on the input, not output. For a known, specific device I'm sure you could tweak settings but I haven't tried.
I don't believe there is generic access to audio output properties (ie playback quality, etc). In my experiments for the AUHal you can only set properties on the input, not output. For a known, specific device I'm sure you could tweak settings but I haven't tried.
Re: AIFF tagging
I was thinking along the lines of the quality "control" used in the various CoreAudio re-sampling routines. (For others reading this, "bats" is the highest quality level with a variable scale associated with it.)
Everybody's still speculating on what Amarra does. You're already taking the least intrusive approach. What else can there be?
Everybody's still speculating on what Amarra does. You're already taking the least intrusive approach. What else can there be?