Audio Identifier 0.7.1

Publisher's Description:

Audio Identifier is an audio inspector. You can browse through your audio collection with it and it will show you useful information like average bitrate, used encoder and settings, guessed quality, etc. It has Unicode support, the capability of exporting data as HTML and much, much more. It supports many audio formats: MPEG Audio (mp3), MPEGplus (mpc), WAV (wav), TwinVQ (vqf), Ogg Vorbis (ogg), Windows Media Audio (wma), AAC (aac), Speex (spx), Monkey's Audio (ape), WavPack (wv), FLAC (flac),
TrueAudio (tta), OptimFROG (ofr), AC3 (ac3) and DTS (dts).

Latest Changes:

• Bug fixes
• New default skin: Leopard
• Automatically filter when pressing Enter on a filter field (e.g. Bitrate)

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	frappuccino	May 23, 2008
Version:	0.7.1
Very useful program, but when it's running it interferes with "Ctrl-F" function in other applications.
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Reviewer:	TGB72	Mar 22, 2008
Version:	0.7.1
Great, thanx for this new version g0dlike. Please consider to fix/change the following 2 little things for next version: 1. Press F5 in the main pane (where the tracks are listed) doesn't refresh but makes the list disappear. 2. Would be nice that the directory tree wouldn't show hidden directories or at least that this could be optional. Thanx again and best regards.
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Reviewer:	Diam0nd	Feb 1, 2008
Version:	0.7.1
Good. Pretty nice tool. Helpful and looks sleek as hell. I personally like it.
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Reviewer:	g0dlike	Feb 1, 2008
Version:	0.7
Hi! I'm the developer behind Audio Identifier. Today, a new version was launched (0.7.1). It corrects the display bugs you (TBG72) mentioned + several others. The LGPL issues is that MrQuestionMan's developper violated it's own license, making the sources no longer available. As you see, AI credits properly MrQuestionMan (About, readme etc.). I'm willing to make the sources available when Gambit (the developer of MrQuestionMan) choose to make available MrQuestionMan's sources again. Vlad
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Reviewer:	TGB72	Aug 4, 2007
Version:	0.7
It's a mix of mr questionman & lame tag with some great additions like recursive scan and filtering. It have some bugs: - Display wrong average bitrate in mp3s albums with large id3v2 tags. - Some render problem with the interface in file=>settings=>BBQE when you move the slider (http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/3554/aigv7.jpg) - The button to hide the side explorer tree doesn't work correctly (it hide partially the tree, when hide should go to FolderTreeWidth=0 instead 30) Looks promising but there is no doubt that the core of AI was taken from GPL programs and that Audio Identifier should be under that license and the code still available. Today it's free tomorrow you don't know. -2 point for that. Fix the bugs and make it open source and just then will deserve a 5.
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