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RE: Not a valid test.

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Dawnrazor

In Reply to: RE: Not a valid test. posted by edward on June 02, 2007 at 01:07:52

If you search on the general forum under "Foobar ABX" there is a thread that talks about how the ABX feature in Foobar makes them sound less transparent and louder. Perhaps what you mention is what was being reffered to.

Where did you see that it turns them into wavs.?

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RE: Not a valid test. - edward 00:39:00 06/03/07 (1)
OK first let me just point out that I'm using foobar v0.8.3 - just so we don't have confusion about versions.

In foobar - go to "Preferences" - then under "Components" select ABX Comparator. At the right you'll see a space to indicate a path for the temporary folder (C:\). Then before you select your two files to ABX, open up the folder in windows explorer (that you indicated for the temporary folder) and size/place that window side by side foobar (so the foobar window is not blocking it so you can see what happens). Now, in foobar, select your WAV & FLAC file and right-click and select ABX and then you'll see a progress bar while it "prepares" the files. After you see the ABX window pop-up you'll see over in your explorer window that it has written two files named "abx_temp_xxxxxxxxxx.wav" (where the x represent a random 10 digit number). Viola!
- RE: Not a valid test. - Dawnrazor 10:08:59 06/03/07 (0)
  Same on 9.4.2 also.

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