[ardour-users] bwf files broacast wav file

[Yves Laisné]

. a écrit :
> On Wednesday 16 May 2007 03:50, Paul Davis wrote:
>   
>> On Wed, 2007-05-16 at 11:21 +1000, Mat Wall-Smith wrote:
>>     
>>> Paul et al.
>>>
>>>
>>> Is there a better way of identifying a file type or disabling this
>>> identification.
>>> My sound library is massive and a lot of sound are suffixed with .L .R
>>> or not if mono and more recently the 5.1 suffixes...
>>>
>>>
>>> I realize this is a proprietary standard but it is an epic headache to
>>> change these things....is there a work around?
>>>       
>> no workaround for now, but i just added L, R as potential suffixes to
>> SVN (2.0-ongoing and trunk). i'll make the regexp used to match
>> potential files a config var, then you can adjust it without
>> recompiling.
>>
>> --p
>>     
>
> I want to seize the occasion, i just checked on ardour2 to see if its still 
> present, and yes, ardour2 won't see file with upper suffixe case  
> like .WAV .AIFF and so on.
>
> It happens sometimes that u get a lot of them from old imports or from CDROM 
> and cannot use them right now without renaming (wich can be impratical).
>
> Its not totally impossible that u sometimes find a .Wav or a .Aiff either. So 
> that would be great if ardour would be able to see suffixe regardless of the 
> case combination.
>
> Regards,
>
> NR
>
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that's it
the original file was on a fat32 compact flash
when importing all names are in upper case

the timecode is not read in the importing window
is there a way to change the width of this window ?


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