/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

sup /touhou/

Just finished downloading the 180gb music pack. Any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.]

Convert into OGG.

[Anonymous No.]

LOL LOSSLESS

[Anonymous No.]

>>478549
I have 2TB, collectively... Not worried about compression.

[Anonymous No.]

Combine them to make one long audio track, then torrent it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>Combine them to make one long audio track, then stream it.

fix'd for hilarity.

[Anonymous No.]

>>478537
Oh I myself finished it last week, now looking foward to the updated version before I split all the files.

[Anonymous No.]

Hmm does tta+cue not work with daemon 4.10, or am I doing it wrong?

[Anonymous No.]

>>478646
actually, I'll bring this to /g/

disregard

[Anonymous No.]

>>478653
enjoy not getting a response and having your thread devolve into a macfags vs linuxfags vs windowsfag thread..

I personally DO think you're doing it wrong since (I think) .tta is not a disk image format, but rather just a lossless compression format.

[Anonymous No.]

>>478675
I change my mind and AGE my comment since it's apparently correct. Install the codecs.

[Anonymous No.]

>>478675
but cue is a cdimage format that you're supposed to mount with daemon/whatever you have. cue gives you the track info reads from the tta, which has the actual music

[Anonymous No.]

>>478697
Not quite. Cue sheets maintain the information of images (such as tags, length, and other niceties) but aren't necessary in mounting bins/isos. In the case of lossless music they don't accompany a cd image but rather contain all the track data and such for the resulting rip. Using a cue splitter/certain media players you get that one big audio file (in this tta but could be flac, ape, etc) automatically split up into individual tracks.

TL;DR you're still doing it wrong.

[Anonymous No.]

>>478723
...fuck

well time for me to learn myself how to split audio files

[Anonymous of southern America No.]

HOLY shit, how many songs is 180GB?

[Anonymous No.]

>>478736
If you're on a windows box this is a good freeware splitter: http://www.download3k.com/Install-Medieval-CUE-Splitter.html

In *nix you can just split from the command line.

Make sure to install the tta codec first on your pc if you're on windows otherwise the program will probably not split the file (or tell you it can't read it).

[Anonymous No.]

>>478753
Not that much. It's all lossless. And it's only 177GB.

[Anonymous No.]

>>478756
Still easily over 300 or 400 albums.

[Anonymous No.]

>>478753

686 albums

[Anonymous No.]

177.6 GB in 637 files

This torrent will be upgraded shortly after Reitaisai-5 (2008.05.25); please stop seeding/leeching and switch to newer larger version when it becomes available.

[Anonymous No.]

>>478736
TTA plugin for foobar2k is what I have been using.

[Anonymous No.]

>>478755
Yeah I already had the tta codec on my system, and the tta files would play as a single track

Already found some splitting software and working on disc 3/686...

[Anonymous No.]

>>478787
Here's a plugin if you're using winamp: http://stashbox.org/43389/CuePlayer057c.zip it uses cue sheets to automatically split up the big audio files in the playlist, handy if you don't wanna split the audiofiles.

[fucking dickhead No.]

and your post would go here.

[Shu No.]

Link to the torrent tracker pretty please?

[Anonymous No.]

ohwow 177gb thats more than my hardrive =(

[Anonymous No.]

Anything by IOSYS

[Anonymous No.]

>>478787
Out of curiosity, what are you using to split the files?

[Anonymous No.]

>>478995
http://www.nyaatorrents.org/?page=torrentinfo&tid=10830

Corrected cue sheets:
http://rapidshare.com/files/105888970/2008.04.08_cue_sheets.7z.html

[Anonymous No.]

>>479035
Medieval CUE Splitter... Didn't bother searching, I just hit I'm feeling lucky on "tta cue splitter"