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#1
MasmBasic & the RichMasm IDE / Re: MasmBasic
Last post by vvanag - February 18, 2025, 11:55:56 PMIs Masmbasic open source? My AV on the corporate laptop complains. Can I download it and build it from source?
#2
The Orphanage / Re: Deep Seek - Extended Diss ...
Last post by jj2007 - February 18, 2025, 10:47:57 PMIn a livestream with Musk and several leading xAI employees, it was stated that Grok 3 had performed better in standardised tests than AI models from OpenAI and other competitors. One of the tasks for Grok 3 in the livestream was to programme a 3D model that uses planetary movements to indicate the best launch window for a mission to Mars. Afterwards, Musk said that 'if all goes well', his space travel company SpaceX wants to send a ship with humanoid robots from the car manufacturer Tesla, which he runs, to Mars at the next favourable moment at the end of 2026.
Der Spiegel 18.2.25
Der Spiegel 18.2.25
#3
GoAsm / Re: GoLink 1.0.4.x updates
Last post by wjr - February 18, 2025, 03:36:05 PMGoLink 1.0.4.6 update now available.
#4
The Workshop / Re: A (possibly) useful tool: ...
Last post by NoCforMe - February 18, 2025, 09:39:16 AMI found the spec for the bextchunk. It contains the following items:
* This is completely blank in your sample files.
Question is, is it worthwhile for me to display this info? Seems this is really only of interest to audio-engineer types (i.e., people like you, Stoo).
Wouldn't be all that hard to do.
- Description*
- Originator
- OriginatorReference
- OriginationDate
- OriginationTime
- TimeReference (1st sample count since midnight)
- Version
- SMPTE UMID (array of 64 byte values)
- LoudnessValue
- LoudnessRange
- MaxTruePeakLevel
- MaxMomentaryLoudness
- MaxShortTermLoudness
* This is completely blank in your sample files.
Question is, is it worthwhile for me to display this info? Seems this is really only of interest to audio-engineer types (i.e., people like you, Stoo).
Wouldn't be all that hard to do.
#5
The Workshop / Re: A (possibly) useful tool: ...
Last post by stoo23 - February 18, 2025, 09:35:25 AMQuoteApparently this is a custom chunk put in by your software.NO, Not MY Software.
That track was Direct from: David Chesky's - Audiophile Society
No "LIST", "INFO" OR "IART"
#6
The Workshop / Re: A (possibly) useful tool: ...
Last post by NoCforMe - February 18, 2025, 09:25:11 AMAha; it's a "Broadcast Audio Extension" chunk. Some info here.
#7
The Workshop / Re: A (possibly) useful tool: ...
Last post by NoCforMe - February 18, 2025, 09:21:44 AMHmm; looks like your file starts with the standard "fmt" chunk (18 bytes), followed by a "bext" chunk (of 632 bytes) which I have no idea what it is. That includes the text shown at the bottom. Apparently this is a custom chunk put in by your software.
Maybe scroll through the file, see if you can see any data that starts with "LIST", "INFO, "IART", etc. These are standard sub-chunks that my program knows about.
Maybe scroll through the file, see if you can see any data that starts with "LIST", "INFO, "IART", etc. These are standard sub-chunks that my program knows about.
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The Workshop / Re: A (possibly) useful tool: ...
Last post by stoo23 - February 18, 2025, 09:03:33 AMOK,.. well regarding that last file, I'm unsure Anything really changed as far as the Info' stored is concerned.
Perhaps it is the way EAC is configured, although I did look to see if I had Disabled Any (Personally) un-required Options. The Only thing I chose Not to include, relates to the Addition of the Artists Name in each Track listing ie:
As the Output from that previous example seemed pointless to include (as NO extra Data was included, to display), I went searching through my collection, in case I could find any 'Rips' I had made previously using Windows Media Centre or even via any Linux tools etc,... sadly perhaps with Nothing really to 'show'.
So I had a look at some stuff I knew had been created by other people/sources and found an example from some stuff I got from the "Audiophile Society Sampler", which DID show extra Data
Perhaps it is the way EAC is configured, although I did look to see if I had Disabled Any (Personally) un-required Options. The Only thing I chose Not to include, relates to the Addition of the Artists Name in each Track listing ie:
As the Output from that previous example seemed pointless to include (as NO extra Data was included, to display), I went searching through my collection, in case I could find any 'Rips' I had made previously using Windows Media Centre or even via any Linux tools etc,... sadly perhaps with Nothing really to 'show'.
So I had a look at some stuff I knew had been created by other people/sources and found an example from some stuff I got from the "Audiophile Society Sampler", which DID show extra Data
#9
The Workshop / Re: A (possibly) useful tool: ...
Last post by NoCforMe - February 18, 2025, 07:43:57 AMQuote from: stoo23 on February 17, 2025, 06:49:55 PMQuoteMake a .wav file that has some of that metadata (artist, genre, etc.) in it, then run it through my program. It should show that info.
Hmmm didn't seem to make a Lot of Difference ??
Stoo, could you do me another flavor? Download the attached program (a hex viewer) and run it against one of those .wav files that's supposed to have that metadata embedded.
Then post a screenshot, just the first screenful will show enough of the .wav file header to see what's in there.
Thanks!
#10
The Workshop / Re: A (possibly) useful tool: ...
Last post by BugCatcher - February 18, 2025, 03:42:36 AMWAVE info for file "C:\masm32\examples\GetWaveFileInfo\TAUNT009.wav"
File size: 199,348 bytes
WAVE format 1
# channels: 1
Sample frequency: 22,050 Hz
Data rate: 44,100 bits/S
Block alignment: 2 bytes
Bits/sample: 16
WAVE data size: 198,034 bytes
File size: 199,348 bytes
WAVE format 1
# channels: 1
Sample frequency: 22,050 Hz
Data rate: 44,100 bits/S
Block alignment: 2 bytes
Bits/sample: 16
WAVE data size: 198,034 bytes