What's the 'op.vx' file with Hoshigami? After a quick OST comparison, it's pretty likely to be the first track, "HOSHIGAMI Main Theme", but I haven't the slightest idea what format it's in.
007d SEQ_BGM_LIASON
0040 SEQ_BGM_LABO_ZOOM
0065 SEQ_BGM_LIVE_GAYA
Now, 0065 is, appropriate to it's name, just the noise of a crowd, so I can see that being cut. However, I have no idea if the other two are SFX as well. Is there any way I can contact the person who made this set?
I'm pretty sure the two Contact tracks are also noise/sfx.
Also, please do not expect any more generic driver rips from me. Why?
Listen for yourself:
http://snesmusic.org/hoot/yoshi_driver.mp3
http://snesmusic.org/hoot/original_driver.mp3
That's the same track. First one from 2sf set, second wavewritten from original game played in Desmume
Listen for yourself:
Oh damn, that's quite a difference. Hadn't done that comparison before. Any way to predict which sets would sound this different?
Ah, emulation. If it worked perfectly the first time, what fun would it be?
Maybe over Christmas I should practice hacking stuff - maybe even work on creating GSF sets for games I otherwise want to record.
Hah!
I haven't been paying close attention. Do any 2sf sets currently use a custom driver? If so, it'd be nice if they could be marked/moved to a separate part of the manly page, so people know that they don't need to be re-ripped.
Oh, and you say it's an ActImagine movie - do you mean it's the whole movie file, or just the audio stream from it?
Anyway, two more questions, not urgent:
1. What specific tools are used to set up/pull apart a 2sflib? I know it's not a simple process, but I'd like to see what one looks like when you take it apart.
2. unknownfile, would you mind saying a bit more about your 2sf alternative? I don't mean to beg for details, but I think you can see how it's growing more interesting by the day.
SMSE2K is something I'm working on in my spare time, and is nothing more than a small workbench for MAME and MESS driver code. I'm not going to commit to finishing it, and even if I do manage to release an alpha version it'll just have rather basic drivers for 1980's systems before it gets into anything complex.
@Dais: Try snakemeat's VGMToolbox, it's the easiest way to use the ripkit (most of the time just one click required to rip the game).
@snakemeat: no way that I see, and it's not like it's obvious. Only one track from the rip behaves like that (well, didn't check all, but those that are easily playable in an emu do match the 2sf set more or less). I mean, it's not as bad as a whole (checked lotsa other sets vs the OSTs and there were no noticable faults), still tickles me the wrong way.
I'll of course add any outside contributions (looking forward to some even, like the Chrono Trigger DS set). Just that I prefer to spend the time I'd use on the generic ones to learn how to use the proper game driver. The early results are in and, well, they don't look great but I do still have hope I'll be able to do it (or die trying).
Of course, the other issue is that he might actually be willing to help, but not have the time/motivation/etc. necessary to do so (or maybe he simply doesn't remember...). Anyway, I'm rooting for you, if that helps at all. It may take time, but I'm sure that, with help/determination, you can pull it off. I haven't messed with IDA in a very long time, so I can't remember very well how explanatory it may or may not be, but I suspect that what is likely to be the hardest part is being able to read the disassembly. With practice though, I would expect that, even if you can't read it very well, you'll at least recognize Generic Driver signatures when you see them.
Good luck, and I wish I could help. Mouser X over and out.
Chrono Trigger - ripped yesterday
in the Tagging and Timing process right now
http://www.sendspace.com/file/pfdjma
Nice Job though :)
33MB though... large set is large!
which tracks are missing from omochao's set? it looks fairly complete to me. just needs tags in addition to those filenames.
edited 4:43 AM EST November 21, 2008
I do seem to have some timing issues though.
Added a few internal fixes (zero second files and memory hogging). Modified to use an internal SDAT class for parsing SDATs. Hides timing and conversion console windows for psfpoint and sseq2mid programs.
Should work a lot better now that I have more control over the SDAT stuff. Grab it here.
Yasunori Mitsuda Talks Chrono Trigger: Mysteries Solved, Clarifications Made
He talks about those four Chrono Trigger PSX Omake tunes. Apparently he did not compose them - Tsuyoshi Sekito did. So, when it comes to tagging the 2SF set, that'd be a good thing to remember :)
ciao!
http://www.sendspace.com/file/9a5ze0
Mine's is around 10 MB and it'll be on the Manly Site when i'm done fixing some minor details.
Grab it here and save yourself a load of time ;)
As always: http://2sf.hcs64.com/new.html
~400 updated sets, nothing new this time.
Seriously, this isn't for most of the people, just major case of cleaning up.
Almost all sequenced sets renamed to the new 2sflib naming scheme, some fixes now that we have snakemeat's SDAT extractor (Elite Beat Agents, both Ouendans have proper filenames).
Proper update comming soon.
Pretty much unnecessary for people who aren't as anal as me. :)
edited 5:53 PM EST December 4, 2008
damn if I can find it, though. I'll keep an eye out for it.
edited 10:46 PM EST December 5, 2008
.SAD are for streams, sadly they use completely different format than the Professor Layton one currently supported in VGMStream.
But IIRC baring some songs, most of Luminous Arc/2 is sequenced.
.SMD and .SWD files (first has the sequence data, second samples). Funnily enough, this format was used in PS2 games (Shadow Hearts 1 for instance). Just that .SWD files were Sony ADPCM then and are IMA ADPCM in NDS case (some minor differences in sequences too, of course - different hardware, but you can still see it's basically the same thing).
What pisses me off is that more and more games use Procyon Studio driver on NDS. Usually those I'd really want to have ripped - Luminous Arc, Soma Bringer, World Destruction, Shiren 2...
The EXE5 DS rip is available at (link removed).
EDIT: Never mind - sorry.
edited 1:24 PM EST December 6, 2008
The SMD and SWD files are easy to find in LA2. Can the SWDs be pulled apart to get at individual samples? I doubt I'll find what I'm looking for there (a guy on gamingforce wants the level up jingle), but it's always nice to have another tool on hand.
And I didn't actually look at LA1 that closely, just recall seing lots of sequenced stuff in LA2. It's possible it's fully streamed.
Like with Pokemon, the .sseqs are fully playable in VGMtrans.
New stuff as usual here: http://2sf.hcs64.com/new.html
updated:
Apollo Justice - Ace Attorney [Gyakuten Saiban 4] (2007)(Capcom) - retagged to fit the english translation
new:
Beach de Richi (2008)(Mainichi Communications)
Boing! Docomodake DS [Pororon! Docomodake DS] (2007)(AQ Interactive)
Bolt (2008)(Altron, Disney Interactive Studios)
Chrono Trigger (2008)(Square Enix)
Cinnamon Ball - Kurukuru Sweets Paradise (2007)(Delta Arts, Rocket Company)
Crash Boom Bang! [Crash Bandicoot Festival] (2006)(Dimps, Vivendi Universal Games)
Dr. Slump - Arale-chan (2008)(Bitstep, Bandai Namco)
DS Nishimura Kyotaro Suspense 2 - Fukushuu no Kage (2008)(Tecmo)
DS Style Series - Oishiku Kiwameru Shokutsuu DS - Otona no Shuumatsu (2008)(h.a.n.d., Square Enix)
Flower, Sun and Rain [Hana to Taiyou to Ame to - Owaranai Rakuen] (2008)(Grasshopper Manufacture, h.a.n.d., Marvelous)
Fukoumori - Moririi no Unhappy Project (2007)(Bandai Namco)
Gintama Gin-Ou Quest - Gin-san ga Tenshoku shitari Sekai wo Sukuttari (2007)(Banpresto)
Haneru no Tobira DS - Tanshuku Tetsudou no Yoru (2007)(Bandai Namco)
Hanshin Tigers DS (2008)(Spike)
Hello Kitty no Oshare Party Sanrio Character Zukan DS (2007)(3 O'Clock)
Hey! Say! Kyouiku Iinkai DS - Zenkoku Touitsu Moshi Special (2007)(Bandai Namco)
Imagine - Figure Skater [KuruKuru Princess - Figure de KiraKira Koori no Angel] (2007)(DK, Spike)
Keiji J.B. Harold no Jikenbo - Manhattan Requiem & Kiss of Murder (2008)(Althi, fonfun)
Kikansha Thomas 2 - DS de Hajimeru Chiiku Gakushuu (2008)(Rocket Company)
KuruKuru Princess - Yume no White Quartet (2007)(DK, Spike)
Kururin Doughnuts - Okashi Recipe (2007)(Global A)
Legend of Spyro, The - Dawn of the Dragon (2008)(Tantalus, Sierra)
Little Magician's Magic Adventure [Tongari Boushi to Mahou no 365 Nichi] (2008)(Konami)
LonQ! Highland in DS - Pu Pu Seijin Arawaru!! - Shukketsu Dai Service! Onara no Saiten SP (2008)(3 O'Clock, From Software)
Lovely Lisa [Licca-chan DS - Onna no Ko Lesson - Oshare mo Oshigoto mo Omakase!] (2007)(Takara Tomy)
Madagascar 2 - Escape Africa (2008)(Griptonite Games, Activision)
Mahjong Fight Club DS (2006)(Konami)
Mainichi Shinbun 1000 Dai-News (2007)(Land Ho!, Sega)
Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro - Neuro to Miko no Bishoku Sanmai (2008)(Marvelous)
Mar Heaven - Boukyaku no Clavier (2006)(Konami)
Mar Heaven - Karudea no Akuma (2006)(Konami)
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games [Mario & Sonic at Beijing Olympics] (2008)(Sega, Tose, Nintendo)
Mezase! 100 Giri Golf DS (2008)(GungHo)
Monster Farm DS 2 - Yomigaeru! Master Breeder Densetsu (2008)(Cing, Tecmo)
Mushishi - Ame Furusato (2008)(Tenky, Marvelous)
MySims [Boku to Sim no Machi - Resort ni Genki o Torimodosou!] (2008)(Electronic Arts)
Ochaken no Daibouken - Honwaka Yumemiru Sekai Ryokou (2007)(MTO)
Ookiku Furikabutte - Honto no Ace ni Nareru kamo (2007)(guyzware, Marvelous)
Saka Tsuku DS - Touch and Direct (2008)(Sega)
Sekai no Shougi (2007)(Skonec, Success)
Skate It (2008)(Electronic Arts)
Snoopy DS - Snoopy to Nakama Tachi ni Ai ni Ikou! (2008)(Square Enix)
Snoopy to Issho ni DS Eigo Lesson (2008)(Gakken-Index)
Star Wars - The Clone Wars - Jedi Alliance (2008)(Lucasarts)
Sudoku DS - Nikoli no Sudoku Ketteiban (2008)(Hudson Soft)
Summon Night 2 (2008)(Flight Plan, Banpresto)
Syberia (2008)(Microids, Mindscape)
To Love-Ru - Waku Waku! Rinkan Gakkou Hen (2008)(Marvelous)
TrackMania DS (2008)(Firebrand Games, Focus Home)
Uwasa no Midori-kun!! - Natsuiro Striker (2007)(Idea Factory)
Uwasa no Midori-kun!! 2 - Futari no Midori! (2008)(Idea Factory)
Vitamin Y - Super Supplement Minigames with B6 & T6 (2008)(HuneX, D3 Publisher) - real, manly game that!
Yatterman DS - Bikkuri Dokkiri Daisakusen da Koron (2008)(Takara Tomy)
Yatterman DS 2 - Bikkuri Dokkiri Animal Daibouken (2008)(Takara Tomy)
Yokojiku de Manabu Sekai no Rekishi - Yoko Gaku DS (2008)(Takara Tomy)
Yume Neko DS (2008)(Sega)
edited 2:32 PM EST December 8, 2008
Also, Chrono Trigger 2sfs <3 nicely tagged too. Nice job, everyone involved.
_____
JILost once said: Knurek, let me be the 378th to show appreciation
Heh, did anyone else see this and think LPT1?
edited 6:11 PM EST December 9, 2008
Everytime something weird comes up in a song, I have to wonder if it's Desmume core fault, or ours... And of course there's the nonworking games, games that clearly don't sound right, etc... :(
Thanks! :D
Lotsa good stuff in other words.
edited 11:26 AM EST December 10, 2008
Available @ Play-Asia: http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-8l-77-2-49-en-15-emblem-70-31ks.html
If you've got an Intel Mac, Winamp works pretty well via Darwine. Tiger and Leopard versions are available here.
DarWINE is what CrossOver runs on right?
Because, I once tried Winamp with that..
And plugins wouldn't work :(.
At all :(.
Someone could share the 2sf format
Phantasy star zero ?
^^
edited 7:29 PM EST January 15, 2009
These are based on the in-game sound test. The last three tracks are labeled "(unused)" in the sound test, although I'm pretty sure I heard one of them during the game. Eh? Anyway, a decent soundtrack for a decent game. For those who are into retro remixes (that's everyone here, right?) tracks 13, 40, and 45 are each remixes of the main theme from the original NES (arcade?) game.
New stuff as usual here: http://2sf.hcs64.com/new.html
updated:
Dark Spire, The [Genmu no Tou to Tsurugi no Okite] (2008)(Success) - retagged to fit the english release
Higurashi no Nakukoru ni Kizuna - Dai-Ichi-Kan - Tatari (2008)(07th Expansion, Alchemist) - rerip with proper filenames
Legend of Kage 2, The [Kage Densetsu - The Legend of Kage 2] (2008)(Taito) - tags by q 3
Summon Night (2008)(Flight-Plan, Bandai Namco), Summon Night 2 (2008)(Flight-Plan, Banpresto), Summon Night - Twin Age [Summon Night Twin Age - Seireitachi no Kyoumei] (2007)(Flight-Plan, Banpresto) - correct developer name
Time Hollow [Time Hollow - Ubawareta Kako wo Motomete] (2008)(Tenky, Konami) - added composer credits
Unsolved Crimes (2008)(Now Production, Atari) - added composer credits
Ys DS (2008)(Falcom, Interchannel-Holon), Ys II DS (2008)(Falcom, Interchannel-Holon) - tags by Y.W. Ahn
new:
Boulder Dash - Rocks! (2007)(First Star Software, 10tacle Group)
Code Geass - Hangyaku no Lelouch R2 - Banjou no Geass Gekijou (2008)(Bandai Namco)
Custom Beat Battle - Draglade 2 (2008)(Dimps, Bandai Namco)
Dinosaur King [Kodai Ouja - Kyouryuu King - 7-tsu no Kakera] (2007)(Sega)
Draglade [Custom Beat Battle - Draglade] (2007)(Dimps, Banpresto)
Dragon Tamer - Sound Spirits (2007)(Bandai Namco)
DS Nishimura Kyotaro Suspense - Kyoto, Atami, Zekkai no Kotou Satsui no Wana (2007)(Tecmo)
Eiyuu Senki Laevatein (2008)(Altair, GungHo Works)
Elebits - The Adventures of Kai & Zero [Elebits - Kai to Zero no Fushigi na Tabi] (2008)(Konami)
Emblem of Gundam (2008)(Bandai Namco)
Freshly Picked - Tingle's Rosy Rupeeland [Mogitate Tingle no Bara Iro Ruppii Land] (2006)(Vanpool, Nintendo)
Hi! Hamtaro - Ham-Ham Challenge [Tottoko Hamtaro - Nazo Nazo Q Kumonoue no Jou] (2005)(AlphaDream, Nintendo)
Higurashi no Nakukoru ni Kizuna - Dai-Ni-Kan - Sou (2008)(07th Expansion, Alchemist)
Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai 3 Remix (2007)(Jaleco)
Jigsaw World - Daigekitou! Jig-Battle Heroes (2008)(Nippon Ichi Software)
Kaite Shabette Hajimeyou! Monster Farm DS (2007)(Cing, Tecmo)
Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS - Fate of Heat - Honoo no Sadame (2008)(Takara Tomy)
Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS - Flame Rumble - Gaikyoushuu (2007)(Takara Tomy)
Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS - Flame Rumble - Mukuro Kyoushuu (2007)(Takara Tomy)
Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS - Flame Rumble Hyper - Moeyo Mirai (2008)(Takara Tomy)
Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS - Mafia Daishuugou! - Vongola Festival!! (2008)(Takara Tomy)
Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS - Shinuki Max! - Vongola Carnival!! (2007)(Takara Tomy)
Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! DS - Vongola Shiki Taisen Battle Sugoroku (2007)(Takara Tomy)
Kidou Gekidan Haro Ichiza Gundam Mahjong + Z - Sara ni Deki Ruyouni Nattana! (2007)(Bandai Namco)
Kidou Senshi Gundam 00 (2008)(BEC, Bandai Namco)
Kirarin Revolution - Atsumete Change! Cool Kira Code (2008)(Konami)
Kirarin Revolution - Minna de Odorou Furi Furi Debut! (2008)(Konami)
Kirarin Revolution - Tsukutte Misechao! Kime Kira Stage (2007)(Konami)
LostMagic (2006)(Taito)
Megami Ibunroku - Devil Survivor (2009)(Atlus)
Moon (2009)(Renegade Kid, Mastiff)
Nep League DS (2007)(Jaleco)
Ochaken no Daibouken 2 - Yume Ippai no Omochabako (2008)(MTO)
Petz - Dogz Fashion [Fashionable Puppy - Oshare na Koinu DS] [Fashion Dogz] (2007)(MTO)
Phantasy Star Zero (2008)(Sega)
Power Pro Kun Pocket 11 (2008)(Konami)
Puchi Puchi Virus (2007)(KeysFactory, Jaleco)
Puzzle de Harvest Moon (2007)(Natsume)
River King - Mystic Valley [Kawa no Nushi Tsuri - Komorebi no Tani, Seseragi no Uta] [Harvest Fishing] (2007)(Marvelous)
Settlers, The (2007)(Blue Byte, Ubisoft)
Treasure Gaust - Gaust Diver (2007)(Namco Bandai)
Yosumin. DS (2007)(Square Enix)
Ripped, download not available yet:
Riz-Zoawd (2008)(Media.Vision, D3 Publisher)
Suikoden - Tierkreis [Gensou Suikoden Tierkreis] (2008)(Konami)
Tales of Hearts (2008)(Bandai Namco)
Knurek, do you know if all the DS games on this release are custom driver?
Some games listed there are done already (some with US names, like Yawaraka Atama Juku == Big Brain Academy), Brain Age 2 doesn't work with YI driver, haven't checked other games.
maybe I won't try tagging it after all...
And before anyone asks, Phantasy Star Zero uses a semi-dynamic music system, causing the insane number of tracks (800 most of which are 4 second sections of battle tracks) and yes, Moon is supposed to sound this way, checked vs real DS.
edited 4:58 PM EST January 25, 2009
edited 8:50 PM EST January 25, 2009
i too think that a flying penis is quite an accomplishment
(is there any information on why the unplayable tracks are unplayable?)
oh, right, Lost Magic. Here's the tagged mini2sf set and the usual text file:
http://www.fileden.com/files/2007/9/1/1401201/LostMagic%20%282006%29%28Taito%29.zip
There's one track "missing", the extended version of the title theme, but I checked vgmtrans and it doesn't seem to be in the game. No big loss. I'm probably overlooking something important, though. Kind of absentminded today.
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The unplayable tracks are likely unplayable due to issues with the generic driver. Currently busy with other stuff though...
edited 9:25 AM EST January 26, 2009
http://foobar2000.xrea.jp/up/files/up875.zip
Streamed files require VGMStream, available here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/vgmstream
Ah, DAIS, thanks for the tags (as usual).
Pretty sure that missing track is just an OST special one.
edited 5:04 PM EST January 26, 2009
who is letting all these things fly through this great topic
http://www.sendspace.com/file/2m7eoo
FFCCEoT soundtrack has not been put on the market yet, tag is not applied.
edited 4:43 AM EST January 30, 2009
http://2sf.hcs64.com/new.html
updated:
Dragon Quest IV - Chapters of the Chosen [Dragon Quest IV - Michibikareshi Monotachi] (2007)(ArtePiazza, Square Enix) - tags added
Dragon Quest V - Hand of the Heavenly Bride [Dragon Quest V - Tenkuu no Hanayome] (2008)(ArtePiazza, Square Enix) - tags added
LostMagic (2006)(Taito) - tags by DAIS added
Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2 - March of the Minis [Mario vs. Donkey Kong 2 - MiniMini Daikoushin!] (2006)(NST, Nintendo) - added developer info
Mezase! 100 Giri Golf DS (2008)(GungHo Works) - fixed publisher name
Mysterious Dungeon - Shiren the Wanderer [Fushigi no Dungeon - Fuurai no Shiren DS] (2006)(Chunsoft, Sega) - fixed developer name
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon - Blue Rescue Team [Pokemon Fushigi no Dungeon - Ao no Kyuujotai] (2005)(Chunsoft, Nintendo) - fixed developer name
Dokidoki Majo Shinpan! 2 (2008)(SNK Playmore) - half a year is up, download available
new:
Angelique Duet - Hiku Toshi Monogatari (2006)(Koei)
Blazer Drive (2008)(Sega)
Bokujou Monogatari - Youkoso! Kaze no Bazaar he (2008)(Marvelous)
Chocobo to Mahou no Ehon - Majo to Shoujo to 5-Nin no Yuusha (2008)(h.a.n.d., Square Enix)
Chou!! Nep League DS (2008)(Jaleco)
Color Cross (2008)(Little Worlds Studio, Rising Star Games)
Custom Battler - Bomberman (2008)(Hudson Soft)
Dokapon Journey [Dokapon Journey! Nakayoku Kenka Shite] (2008)(Sting)
Edogawa Ranpo no Kaijin Nijuu Mensou DS (2008)(Eighting, Takara Tomy)
English Training - Have Fun Improving Your Skills [Eigo ga Nigate na Otona no DS Training - Eigo Zuke] [Every Day DS English Training] (2006)(Plato, Nintendo)
Hajime no Ippo DS (2008)(Grand Prix Games, ESP)
Happy Happy Clover (2008)(Creative Core)
Kira Kira - Pop Princess [Pinky Street - Kira Kira Music Hour] (2006)(Dimple)
Kirikou and the Wild Beasts (2008)(BiP Games, Atari)
Monster Racers (2009)(Koei)
Oshare Majo - Love and Berry (2006)(Sega)
Pic Pic [Pic Pic - Toku to E Ninaru 3-tsu no Puzzle] (2007)(Success)
Point Blank DS [Unou no Tatsujin - Gunbullet Trainer] (2006)(Bandai Namco)
Prince of Persia - The Fallen King (2008)(Ubisoft)
Quickspot [Unou no Tatsujin - Soukai! Machigai Museum] (2006)(Namco)
Quiz Kirameki Star Road (2006)(Warashi, Taito)
Rhythm de Cooking - Sweets Party he Youkoso (2008)(MTO)
Tamagotchi no Kira Kira Omisetchi (2008)(NanaOn-Sha, Bandai Namco)
Unou no Tatsujin - Hirameki Kosodate My Angel (2006)(Bandai Namco)
Unou no Tatsujin - Soukai! Machigai Museum 2 (2007)(Bandai Namco)
ripped, not available for download yet:
Dark Spire, The [Genmu no Tou to Tsurugi no Okite] (2008)(Success) - yea, missed the OST release
Megami Ibunroku - Devil Survivor (2009)(Atlus) - ditto here, not listed in VGMDB but is available none the less.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles - Echoes of Time (2009)(Square Enix)
could you rip pokemon
i mean you're so good at this man
what is this? how am i supposed to play this?
Other fun stuff includes an SSFMake Front End which still needs some improvements, but definitely works. If files are named properly, it can batch process your extracted files to speed up the building process. It can even use seqext.py and tonext.py to extract data from files. Just be sure they have the same filename (different extensions) or are in the same file. Thanks go to kingshriek for his excellent SSF tools.
See the release notes for more info.
edited 12:51 AM EST February 12, 2009
edited 3:27 AM EST February 16, 2009
Thanks snakemeat for adding the 1 loop functionality! I did the timing manually before I knew about 2sf timer, but now I'll be able to use it for all future conversions. I'll still have to add a fade delay to the lengths to do the S-curve style fadeouts (setting the fade used by vio2sf to 0 and using Sox for the fade instead), but I can get around that if you don't feel like adding a Fade Delay feature to 2sf timer. I'm looking forward to the day when somebody makes a timing tool for other non-stream Nintendo platforms!
edited 3:29 AM EST February 16, 2009
http://www.sendspace.com/file/2zkda5
Especially loving the batch file you included. Will be up when the next update rolls.
//Edit
Though you could have added the actual tagging commands to the batch as well. :)
edited 11:17 AM EST February 16, 2009
I'll still have to add a fade delay to the lengths to do the S-curve style fadeouts (setting the fade used by vio2sf to 0 and using Sox for the fade instead), but I can get around that if you don't feel like adding a Fade Delay feature to 2sf timer.
I'm not exactly sure what you are requesting here or if I could add it. Any more info you could provide me would increase the chances of seeing it added.
So that he can wavewrite the files and add better fadeouts manually.
Knurek, I agreed at first that I could have had the tags in the script, then I thought about it. What if somebody edits some of the tags to something they like better, and just want to adjust the timing every once in awhile? I can't think a good reason why somebody would need to transfer the tags to another version of the same rip. If they liked the tags, they could just use the included 2sfs. Otherwise they could use their own 2sfs and just use the timing functionality of the script.
I'll keep your suggestion in mind anyway for future albums (but out of curiosity, could you please explain why you want it?). I've been planning on having tags in CSV format, that way they can be used by a wide variety of programs for importing. Future versions of that script would offer an option to import from the file.
Though I'm torn between 1 of 2 options for the CSV:
1. Omit commas from titles (though keep including them in the actual tags) and use "Artist1 / Artist2 / etc." instead of the comma as the separator for multiple artists. This would be standard CSV. Of course there's the option of escape syntax, but that would break quite a few pre-existing programs and would make parsing more complicated for programmers. Even apps with regex such as mp3Tag don't support escape functionality when importing from text files.
2. Use the less standard CSV format with semi-colon as the delimiter. This goes against the name of the format, but would be compatible with programs such as Mp3tag. Though it wouldn't be imported correctly into a spreadsheet when a casual user with Office installed opens it.
Any opinions?
I was thinking more of an update process. If you have the pack that's on manly, just download a batch file, run it and you have a fully tagged set without the need for redownloading the 2sflib once again. I know that it's 2009 and most people won't care about 10 MB download, but there's still some poor guys on dialup, and every MB counts there. :)
And as for CSV, I'm not sure how widely it's supported but "variable","variable, that has comman","other variable" seems to work fine with OpenOffice at least.