Hello!
[Mon, 22 Sep 2003] Florian Weimer wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 22, 2003 at 11:42:12AM +0200, Robert Jordens wrote:
>
> > This package also contains trmtest.pl. The script will call cdparanoia
> > to rip the first 30 seconds of each track of a audio CD in your primary
> > CD-ROM drive, encode to mp3 with lame (if present), to ogg/vorbis with
> > oggenc and then use the trm utility to get the TRM for each of the three
> > versions. Once the entire CD has been processed, it writes a CSV (comma
> > separated values) file as the output file.
>
> It's not clear from the description if the fingerprint should be the
> same in all three cases, or for different CD-ROM drives (that is, if it
> survives this kind of reencoding). If it does, this would be very
> useful information.
No. It should be the same for all three versions. That is the great
thing about Ralatable TRM. It's a psychoacoustic fingerprint that should
not depend on the encoding.
But read my other mail retitling the bug to an RFP. libtunepimp
(tp_tagger1) or even the examples from libmusicbrainz are better
suited.
Robert.
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