Author Topic: XMPlay WV plugin (Read 26810 times)

Sebastian_Mares · « **on:** 21 Feb '05 - 22:42 »

Sebastian Andersson finished a WavPack input plugin for XMPlay which is available here:

http://www.un4seen.com/filez/2/xmp-wv.zip ^(rev.1)

It should support all the usual stuff like playing, pausing, seeking, ReplayGain, tags... but currently lacks the streaming support. While seeking is pretty slow at the beginning, after playing the file an internal seek table is built which should speed things up. Please report any bugs and issues in this thread.

Sebastian_Mares · « **Reply #1 on:** 23 Feb '05 - 14:36 »

Fixed a bug which caused xmp-wv not to save config settings.

Sebastian_Mares · « **Reply #2 on:** 23 Feb '05 - 16:12 »

Updated the DLL again. This time, the configuration is gone since everybody will use correction files when they are present.

Sebastian Andersson · « **Reply #3 on:** 10 May '05 - 20:53 »

An update is available for xmp-wv. The update uses a new version of the WavPack core (WavPack 4.2).

Zarggg · « **Reply #4 on:** 13 May '05 - 00:50 »

What is WacPack, anyway?

Sebastian Andersson · « **Reply #5 on:** 13 May '05 - 00:57 »

Quote from: Zarggg on 13 May '05 - 00:50

What is WacPack, anyway?

I would suggest you to visit the official WavPack website or have a look at HydrogenAudio.

Sebastian_Mares · « **Reply #6 on:** 13 May '05 - 06:25 »

In short... It's a lossless audio codec similar to FLAC or Monkey's Audio. The compression ratio is not as good, but it's pretty fast. Also, it offers a Hybrid mode which creates a lossy file + correction file, similar to OptimFROG DualStream.

Check the Hydrogenaudio Wiki for more information on the various codecs: http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Lossless_comparison

JEdwardP · « **Reply #7 on:** 30 Nov '06 - 23:35 »

Are there any plans to update this plug-in using the current 4.3 core or the soon-to-be-released 4.4 core?

I ask because anything based on an encoder older than 4.3 doesn't play files encoded with the newly-introduced --optimize-mono switch, and therefore I have many WavPack files that XMPlay cannot play.

The winamp plug-in is already updated, but if I understand correctly, it can't be used in place of the native plug-in.

Thanks,

Jim

raina · « **Reply #8 on:** 1 Dec '06 - 07:10 »

If xmp-wv wasn't updated, you should be able to use the WinAmp plug-in by deleting xmp-wv thus effectively taking it out of the preference hierarchy.

JEdwardP · « **Reply #9 on:** 1 Dec '06 - 08:31 »

Thank you, Raina. I should've thought of that to begin with. It works, of course, and all my WavPack files are XMPlay-able now. It seems strange to have a WinAmp plug-in on my system again, for that's something I haven't had in over four years.

Ian @ un4seen · « **Reply #10 on:** 1 Dec '06 - 15:39 »

I've put an updated version (using the 4.40 beta code) in the download above. I've not actually tested it with any new WavPack files though, so please let me know if you have any problems with it.

JEdwardP · « **Reply #11 on:** 1 Dec '06 - 17:58 »

Many thanks, Ian,

I gave the new Plug-in a good try-out with each type of WavPack file I have: 4.3x core stereo and mono, 4.40 beta core stereo and optimized mono.

I've had no problems thusfar. In fact, your new native plug-in has one functional advantage over the WinAmp plug-in, in that it displays the bitrate of the files correctly, which the WinAmp plug-in for some reason, does not.

As someone new to the forum, and as a foobar user who's testing out XMPlay as an alternative, I really appreciate the prompt responses to my query on this issue. Since WavPack is my lossless codec of choice, I consider full support of it to be a necessary feature of ANY player.

fragle · « **Reply #12 on:** 5 Mar '07 - 20:54 »

I would like to make a request for this plugin if i may. Umm... would it be possible to add support for self-extracting wavpack files? Right now it just skips them as if those were corrupt, though the winamp plugin handles everything just fine

Hopefully, this can be implemented without too much trouble.

Oh, and thanks in advance!

Zarggg · « **Reply #13 on:** 22 Dec '07 - 03:02 »

I have just noticed that playback is not gapless using this plugin.

Edit: Never mind. Apparently the problem was with my "Wait for end to decay" settings. $:-\$

Ian @ un4seen · « **Reply #14 on:** 22 Dec '07 - 14:41 »

Did you have it set to "always"? That could mess up gapless playback (eg. waiting for DSP tails), but "single" mode shouldn't.

Zarggg · « **Reply #15 on:** 24 Dec '07 - 19:24 »

Yes, I did. My bad.

Zarggg · « **Reply #16 on:** 19 Jun '08 - 17:38 »

WavPack has been updated to 4.50.

Ian @ un4seen · « **Reply #17 on:** 20 Jun '08 - 14:43 »

Thanks for the notification. An updated plugin (rev.2) is now up on the XMPlay page.

NOPIK · « **Reply #18 on:** 18 Sep '08 - 21:31 »

Can't play WV with embedded CUE

Dotpitch · « **Reply #19 on:** 18 Sep '08 - 21:47 »

Quote from: NOPIK on 18 Sep '08 - 21:31

Can't play WV with embedded CUE

Then please upload a (small) example, for Ian to have a look at. Does it not play at all, or does it just miss the CUE-sheet?

Author Topic: XMPlay WV plugin (Read 26810 times)

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