WavPack allows writing the encoder version and encoding settings to tag using the command line switches -w Encoder and -w Settings. Using the command line encoder, the tags are indeed written to the file. However, when adding the same switches to fre:ac, the encoder and setttings tags are no longer present, instead replaced by tool name and tool version.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
In fre:ac, configure the WavPack encoder with the following additional arguments: -m -r -w Encoder -w Settings -q -v -y -z
Encode a file.
Expected behavior
The encoder (example value WavPack 5.6.0) and settings (example value -hhx6) tags are present in the resulting file. However, they are not there. I can only see tool name (value fre:ac) and tool version (value v1.1.7)
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Describe the bug
WavPack allows writing the encoder version and encoding settings to tag using the command line switches
-w Encoder
and-w Settings
. Using the command line encoder, the tags are indeed written to the file. However, when adding the same switches to fre:ac, theencoder
andsetttings
tags are no longer present, instead replaced bytool name
andtool version
.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
-m -r -w Encoder -w Settings -q -v -y -z
Expected behavior
The
encoder
(example valueWavPack 5.6.0
) andsettings
(example value-hhx6
) tags are present in the resulting file. However, they are not there. I can only seetool name
(valuefre:ac
) andtool version
(valuev1.1.7
)Screenshots
System (please complete the following information)