Disabling filters [LAME] & dB version question

[Sylph]

1. Can I somehow disable lowpass and highpass filters?

2. Which is the official dBpoweramp minor update version? The latest one I have is from 9/29/08 (13.1). Is that the latest?

[Spoon]

Re: Disabling filters [LAME] & dB version question

13.1 is latest, to access filters you would have to use CLI Encoder and create your own command line.

[Sylph]

Re: Disabling filters [LAME] & dB version question

I have CLI, but I just don't know to which extention to change which file? :confused:

[Spoon]

Re: Disabling filters [LAME] & dB version question

.mp3

[Sylph]

Re: Disabling filters [LAME] & dB version question

.mp3

I've changed it to .m4a but it still shows "Unable to open encoder.txt". :blush:

[Spoon]

Re: Disabling filters [LAME] & dB version question

What have you changed exactly? have you followed the help instructions when installing the CLI Encoder codec?

[Sylph]

Re: Disabling filters [LAME] & dB version question

What have you changed exactly? have you followed the help instructions when installing the CLI Encoder codec?

Well, in that folder in Encoders, I found two files: one .txt and the other with no extension. Then I "un-hid" the extensions, deleted the .txt and changed it to .m4a. But it didn't work.

I think the same will happen with .mp3.

[LtData]

Re: Disabling filters [LAME] & dB version question

Look at the help file that is installed with the CLI Encoder and see what it says about configuring the CLI encoder.txt file.

[Spoon]

Re: Disabling filters [LAME] & dB version question

Also for Lame you would need to set as .mp3 not .m4a

[Sylph]

Re: Disabling filters [LAME] & dB version question

I'm sorry, I asked a dumb question. Now I saw different encoder.txt configuration files and copied them to mine and it works perfectly.

Thank you! You can delete the thread if it's necessary.