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  • kwanbis

    • Mar 2006
    • 45

    Generic CLI + LAME.exe: tags are allways blank?

    i want to setup dbpa with LAME.EXE, and i followed the generic cli help instructions (dBpowerAMP/Help/Codec/Generic%20CLI/help.htm). It has an example using LAME. It says that to pass the params call LAME with:

    [InFile] [OutFile] --r3mix --ta "[IDArtist]" --tt "[IDTrack]" --tl "[IDAlbum]" --tg "[IDGenre]" --ty "[IDYear]" --tc "[IDComment]" --tn "[IDTrackNumber]"

    but when i try yo rip, i allways get the tags as empty strings.

    "C:\Encoders\lame.exe" C:\~dmcin.wav C:\~dmcout.mp3 --r3mix --ta "" --tt "" --tl "" --tg "" --ty "" --tc "" --tn ""

    has the tags ([IDArtist], etc) changed? I'm using 11.5. Could it be that i'm using the normal/unregistered version?
  • LtData
    dBpoweramp Guru

    • May 2004
    • 8288

    #2
    Re: Generic CLI + LAME.exe: tags are allways blank?

    Why not get the LAME.exe codec that is more directly setup to sue the LAME.exe ?

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    • ChristinaS
      dBpoweramp Guru

      • Apr 2004
      • 4097

      #3
      Re: Generic CLI + LAME.exe: tags are allways blank?

      What do you have in dMC Configuration for ID tags?

      And are you getting the corresponding fields populated from the freedb database at all when starting dMC Audio CD Input?

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      • kwanbis

        • Mar 2006
        • 45

        #4
        Re: Generic CLI + LAME.exe: tags are allways blank?

        Originally posted by ChristinaS
        What do you have in dMC Configuration for ID tags?
        sorry, i don't understand that question

        Originally posted by ChristinaS
        And are you getting the corresponding fields populated from the freedb database at all when starting dMC Audio CD Input?
        yes, all the fields get populated.

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        • ChristinaS
          dBpoweramp Guru

          • Apr 2004
          • 4097

          #5
          Re: Generic CLI + LAME.exe: tags are allways blank?

          The program dMC Configuration defines the types of ID tags. There are various options there.

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          • Spoon
            Administrator
            • Apr 2002
            • 44633

            #6
            Re: Generic CLI + LAME.exe: tags are allways blank?

            dBpowerAMP will write the ID Tags for an mp3 file, so you can leave that blank for the CLI.
            Spoon
            www.dbpoweramp.com

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            • kwanbis

              • Mar 2006
              • 45

              #7
              Re: Generic CLI + LAME.exe: tags are allways blank?

              Originally posted by ChristinaS
              The program dMC Configuration defines the types of ID tags. There are various options there.
              here is the config ...

              Version Information
              dBpowerAMP Music Converter: Release 11.5
              Power Pack & Mp3 License: [ Registered: No Trial Period Expired ]
              dBpowerAMP Audio Player: Not Installed 'music Player like no other'
              dBpowerAMP CD Writer: Not Installed 'easy way to burn audio cds'
              Sveta Portable Audio: Not Installed 'enhance your portable player'

              Contact Information
              Web Site: http://www.dbpoweramp.com
              Support: http://www.dbpoweramp.com/support.htm
              Support Forum: http://forum.dbpoweramp.com
              Codec Central: http://www.dbpoweramp.com/codec-central.htm
              Add extra [en/de]coding abilities such as m4a, wma, etc.

              Smart Install Codecs
              Windows Media Audio: .wma
              Ogg Vorbis: .ogg
              Musepack: .mpc
              Mp4 (AAC): .mp4
              Flac: .flac
              Monkeys Audio: .ape
              OptimFROG: .ofr
              Shorten: .shn
              WavPack: .wv
              Advanced Audio Compression: .aac


              ===Shell Integration===
              Convert To (right click): Off
              Edit Tag (right click): Off
              Popup information Tips: Off
              Explorer ID Tag Property Page: Off
              Explorer Columns: Off


              ===Codecs===
              Installed Compression Codecs (Write)
              LAME EXE: 3.97b2 [ .mp3 ]
              Mp3 (Lame): Lame Version 3.96.1 [ .mp3 ]
              Test Conversion (No Write)
              Wave: [ .wav ]


              Installed Input Codecs (Read)
              Auxiliary Input Decoder: .aux
              CD Input Decoder: .cda
              Mp3 Input Decoder: .mp3; .mp2; .mpga; .mpa; .mpx; .mpg; .mp1
              Wave Input Decoder: .wav


              ===Options===
              dBpowerAMP Reference Options
              Pro. Frequency Conversion: Off (faster but less quality)

              Mp3 Input Decoder
              CRC Errors: Ignore
              Decode To: 16 bit (dithered)

              Wave Compression Codec
              More than 16 bit or 2 Channels: Write WaveFormatEx Header



              ===ID Tag Options===
              Mp3
              Tag Creation: ID3v1
              Write ID3v1 Version: v1.1
              ID3v1 UTF8 Read: Yes
              ID3v1 UTF8 Write: No
              Write ID3v2 Unicode: No
              Write ID3v2 Version: v2.3

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              • ChristinaS
                dBpoweramp Guru

                • Apr 2004
                • 4097

                #8
                Re: Generic CLI + LAME.exe: tags are allways blank?

                Well, according to Spoon you can leave the CLI fields empty for ID tags, they will get written in any case (or so I understand).

                Did you check what you get after the conversion?

                ANd BTW, you shoudl enable the right click convert, pop-up info and all that you can enable in dMC Configuration, it will be easier to figure out what your files end up being like.

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