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TheCuban Registered Member Posts 3 Karma 0 OS	WavPack Correction Files Sat Dec 17, 2011 4:50 pm Amarok seems to not use the .wvc correction files for lossless playback, it just plays the .wv (this is the Hybrid + Correction file for lossless playback). Is there an option I am missing? Thanks for the great application, been using it since 1.4 series.
google01103 Manager Posts 6668 Karma 25	Re: WavPack Correction Files Sat Dec 17, 2011 5:39 pm try switching the phonon backend used to vlc or gstreamer, note: the xine is deprecated OpenSuse Leap 42.1 x64, Plasma 5.x
TheCuban Registered Member Posts 3 Karma 0 OS	Re: WavPack Correction Files Sat Dec 17, 2011 11:13 pm google01103 wrote:try switching the phonon backend used to vlc or gstreamer, note: the xine is deprecated I had already set gstreamer awhile ago, I dropped xine when I found it it was deprecated. I'll let you know if phonon-VLC works.
google01103 Manager Posts 6668 Karma 25	Re: WavPack Correction Files Sat Dec 17, 2011 11:39 pm you may wish to try phonon-xine http://www.wavpack.com/ WavPack is also making its way into Linux and MAC territory. Several Linux distributions (including Ubuntu) now support WavPack right out of the box (via GStreamer) and WavPack support has been added to the FFmpeg project and to xine-lib. In addition, these programs now support Wavpack: DeaDBeeF - Ultimate Music Player for GNU/Linux (native WavPack support) Asunder - A graphical Audio CD ripper and encoder with CDDB tagging (native WavPack support) Aqualung - A gapless music player that has an XML-based music DB (native WavPack support) Audacious Media Player - A new player based on BMP (native WavPack support) Traverso - an audio recording and editing tool with an innovative interface (native WavPack support) Quod Libet - A GTK+-based audio player written in Python (using the GStreamer plugin) LAMIP - Linux Audio Multiple Interface Player (using an official plugin) XMMS - Established Linux Audio Player (plugin available here) JavaTunes and Musique - Multiplatform Java-based Audio Players OpenSuse Leap 42.1 x64, Plasma 5.x
TheCuban Registered Member Posts 3 Karma 0 OS	Re: WavPack Correction Files Sat Dec 17, 2011 11:47 pm google01103 wrote:you may wish to try phonon-xine http://www.wavpack.com/ WavPack is also making its way into Linux and MAC territory. Several Linux distributions (including Ubuntu) now support WavPack right out of the box (via GStreamer) and WavPack support has been added to the FFmpeg project and to xine-lib. In addition, these programs now support Wavpack: DeaDBeeF - Ultimate Music Player for GNU/Linux (native WavPack support) Asunder - A graphical Audio CD ripper and encoder with CDDB tagging (native WavPack support) Aqualung - A gapless music player that has an XML-based music DB (native WavPack support) Audacious Media Player - A new player based on BMP (native WavPack support) Traverso - an audio recording and editing tool with an innovative interface (native WavPack support) Quod Libet - A GTK+-based audio player written in Python (using the GStreamer plugin) LAMIP - Linux Audio Multiple Interface Player (using an official plugin) XMMS - Established Linux Audio Player (plugin available here) JavaTunes and Musique - Multiplatform Java-based Audio Players Here's the questions I have, how do I check to make sure it is being played at the correct bitrate? If I click on file details, it shows the bitrate of the .WV file. Just making sure. Thanks a lot for your help!
google01103 Manager Posts 6668 Karma 25	Re: WavPack Correction Files Sun Dec 18, 2011 11:30 am sorry but no idea, never heard of wvc until your post - guess if you used good headphones you might be able to tell if you compare sound of Amarok vrs one of the players that supports wavpack OpenSuse Leap 42.1 x64, Plasma 5.x