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*It is possible to add files from a .txt file | *It is possible to add files from a .txt file, which contains list of audio files. | ||
*File | *If non-standard characters are used, file must be UTF8 encoded. | ||
*File must have content like this: | |||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
|#XRECODE3 list file <br/>#this is a comment and will be ignored <br/>D:\myaudio\*.wav /r<br/>D:\myaudio\*.mp3 | |#XRECODE3 list file <br/>#this is a comment and will be ignored <br/>D:\myaudio\*.wav /r<br/>D:\myaudio\*.mp3 | ||
Revision as of 09:28, 7 October 2017
- It is possible to add files from a .txt file, which contains list of audio files.
- If non-standard characters are used, file must be UTF8 encoded.
- File must have content like this:
| #XRECODE3 list file #this is a comment and will be ignored D:\myaudio\*.wav /r D:\myaudio\*.mp3 |
- File must start with #XRECODE3 list file
- Lines starting with # are comments and will be ignored
- If /r is specified, files will be added recursively
- When above .txt file is opened by the program, all .wav files from folder D:\myaudio (including sub-folders) and all .mp3 file from D:\myaudio will be added.