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When running hdcd.exe from a command line it outputs not only HDCD detection, but also the following interesting statistics :
Packets processed:
Peak extend: (whether it's enabled or not)
Minimum gain:
Maximum gain:
Transient filters (Unsupported): (whether it's enabled or not)
Running hdcd.exe with the -a option lets you see these stats without actually decoding the file. That's useful for those of use who don't see the need to decode HDCD tracks that don't use Peak extend (sometimes these do have transient filtering enabled, but no software decoder supports these)
Is there any way for such decode information and options to be enabled in dbpoweramp's implementation and reported in the output log?
Packets processed:
Peak extend: (whether it's enabled or not)
Minimum gain:
Maximum gain:
Transient filters (Unsupported): (whether it's enabled or not)
Running hdcd.exe with the -a option lets you see these stats without actually decoding the file. That's useful for those of use who don't see the need to decode HDCD tracks that don't use Peak extend (sometimes these do have transient filtering enabled, but no software decoder supports these)
Is there any way for such decode information and options to be enabled in dbpoweramp's implementation and reported in the output log?
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