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[HaraldBluetooth]

Best is not to rip to ogg at all, as it is a lossy format.

I know, that ogg is a lossy format and today I would convert to flac, but these files are from the early days, where harddisks weren't as cheap as they are today :)

Although ogg is a better lossy format, it's still lossy, also if converted with bitrates in 4-500 kbps, but I have 3,000 of these files laying around, and if I want to be able to play these
with MQn, I could of course convert these to flac without further loss in quality. (If Taggert doesn't make this change to the mqnload program :)

[Aleg]

Best is not to rip to ogg at all, as it is a lossy format.

I know, that ogg is a lossy format and today I would convert to flac, but these files are from the early days, where harddisks weren't as cheap as they are today :)

Although ogg is a better lossy format, it's still lossy, also if converted with bitrates in 4-500 kbps, but I have 3,000 of these files laying around, and if I want to be able to play these
with MQn, I could of course convert these to flac without further loss in quality. (If Taggert doesn't make this change to the mqnload program :)

You could also just convert them to wav and play them directly via mqn.
As long as you know they are coming from ogg.

[taggart]

Best is not to rip to ogg at all, as it is a lossy format.

I know, that ogg is a lossy format and today I would convert to flac, but these files are from the early days, where harddisks weren't as cheap as they are today :)

Although ogg is a better lossy format, it's still lossy, also if converted with bitrates in 4-500 kbps, but I have 3,000 of these files laying around, and if I want to be able to play these
with MQn, I could of course convert these to flac without further loss in quality. (If Taggert doesn't make this change to the mqnload program :)

Will compile a new version with ogg support tomorrow or the other day.

Christoph

[HaraldBluetooth]

Best is not to rip to ogg at all, as it is a lossy format.

I know, that ogg is a lossy format and today I would convert to flac, but these files are from the early days, where harddisks weren't as cheap as they are today :)

Although ogg is a better lossy format, it's still lossy, also if converted with bitrates in 4-500 kbps, but I have 3,000 of these files laying around, and if I want to be able to play these
with MQn, I could of course convert these to flac without further loss in quality. (If Taggert doesn't make this change to the mqnload program :)

Will compile a new version with ogg support tomorrow or the other day.

Christoph

Big thumbs up to you Christoph, marvelous - that makes your great plugin/addon even better. Thanks a lot :)

[taggart]

MQnLoad 1.0.15.0407

ADD: Support for ogg files
FIX: Small internal change to handle various processes better when using options GUI during playback
UPD: Help file updated

Please refer to History.txt and Mqnload.rtf for update instructions and further information.

Download: http://bit.ly/1is4g1J

Enjoy!

[Octagon]

MQnLoad 1.0.15.0407

Thank's Christoph!

[HaraldBluetooth]

That was very fast, thanks a lot Christoph :)

[elaprince]

Just to see if there is any new updates?
Thanks

[sbgk]

Just to see if there is any new updates?
Thanks

am playing with the feature where the wait function was not working, but the music still plays. By having a wait for every 10 ioctl commands the music plays and cpu is below 1%, sq seems to offer more insight as well.

also using vs 2015 ctp which has changed the sound.

need to get win 8.1 working so will do a non haswell win 8.1 build with device fix and multitrack. still think best sq might still be with fixed device.

can then transfer that to haswell win 10/8.1 etc

also playing with debuggers to understand better what is going on in the code

[elaprince]

I think everyone here is waiting for non Haswell version I can safely say
Thank you for update Gordon