Open beuguissime opened 2 years ago
Hi,
the error indicates that trackfs is not able to extract the first track from the flac file. Without access to the flac file the root cause is hard to diagnose. Any chance that you can provide me access to the flac file (or even better one just with white noise, so that we don't run into copy-right issues? Then I could have a look. I'm only using flac with embedded cue sheets, so in general it works.
Best, Andreas
Hi,
Thanks for giving me a bit of your time. Since my message, I did a bit a investigation, helped with the debug messages of trackfs, and understood that the command flac was indeed in cause. The issue is that my locale LC_NUMERIC is set to fr_FR and flac expects times in the format mm:ss,ss (note the comma, used in French as decimal separator) while trackfs passes times in the format mm:ss.ss whatever the locale is.
I fix the bug by temporary changing LC_NUMERIC to en_GB in the terminal. Maybe could you force the value of LC_NUMERIC in flactracks.py?
Best,
Hi,
This is a very neat tool. Congratulations and thanks! I have been able to mount a single WAV+CUE file as a list of individual FLAC tracks and it plays just fine! ;-)
However, when I try to do the same with the single FLAC+CUE file (for the same album, the FLAC file being derived from the above WAV file), I get this error as soon as I try to play one track with ffplay from another terminal.
Any help or idea is welcome!
Cheers
Tested on Ubuntu 20.04 and with trackfs built using pip3.