HIMDRenderer 0.50

[marcnet]

I have released version 0.5 of HIMDRenderer. It was going to be 1.00, but I decided that because of the large amount of additional features, I'll keep it an alpha/beta version. Okay... change log:

===== HIMDRenderer Changes======

* Fixed memory leaks.

* Fixed bug in silence detection.

* Fixed crashing after first file in batch mode

* Fixed bug in bug reported that caused reports to become corrupted occasionally

* Improved error messages (now have codes too!)

* All logging is written to a single set of log files within the program folder. These logs are sent automatically when reporting a bug.

* Improved desciptions on FLAC compression options

* Now renders files silently. There is an advanced option to go back to "noisy" conversion

===== HIMDRenderer Additions======

* Added output directory to batch mode

* Added silence trimming (cuy start & end silence) - NOT FULLY TESTED - USE WITH CAUTION!

* Added ID3 tagging on mp3,flac and ogg files

* Added new output file type - OMA. This is mostly useful for AT3 files. OMA/OMG files are simply copied when used with OMA/OMG files from the PC

* Support for getting audio data direct from HIMD. *THIS ONLY WORKS FOR AUDIO THAT ORIGINATED FROM THE PC* also * THIS HAS NOT BEEN FULLY TESTED - USE WITH CAUTION*

* Added ability to convert .at3 files into the supported file types - including OMA

* Added HIMDLister. Just press the "MD Listing" button to access it. This also supports NetMD discs and NetMD devices

* Added a NetMD recorder. Access this via "MD Recorder" button. Simply select the tracks to record, select the sound-card input, choose an output directory and hit "record" -- *THIS WILL NOT SHOW TRACKS FROM HI-MD DISCS*

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Download:

http://www.marcnetsystem.co.uk/himdrenderer050.zip

This zip includes ALL dlls required - including libmmd.dll

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Please note: Most of the new features have been tested by myself - but there may (probably) be something I missed. Please report any bugs using the bug reporter, or by posting here. Ill investiage ASAP

Oh, and I can no longer test OMG files as I have none. The PC that had my OMG collection died, so I can only support OMA files from now on. The functionality to convert OMG files is stilll there- just dont expect me to fix any processing bugs when dealing with these type of files

As for a guide to using all this new stuff.... well... You could either

1) Write one (I prefer this option )

2) Wait for me to start & finish one.

[Christopher]

For noobs, here is a tutorial.