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The new python 3 version doesn't work with any of my cuefiles, always erroring out with "Track time calculation resulted in a negative value" if at least one wav file is present. If there are no files there and I override the warning with -a, it successfully prints a toc file with 00:00:00 for all the track timings.
If I add print self._time after line 396
# extract time from string
val = [int(x) for x in arg.split(':')]
self._time = tuple(val)
and compare the behaviour with the py2 version, I get only 2 or 3 lines of track times printed (and then the error), whereas the py2 version prints all the track times.
It seems that the issue isn't with your py3 port commit, but rather with the code that wasn't changed from the original.
The old version works flawlessly. Please could you look into it?
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If I use flac files and have .flacs in my cue, both the old and new versions print "ERROR! -- Could not find the WAV file:". If I override the error with -a, I get "Error: file does not start with RIFF id"
The new python 3 version doesn't work with any of my cuefiles, always erroring out with "Track time calculation resulted in a negative value" if at least one wav file is present. If there are no files there and I override the warning with
-a
, it successfully prints a toc file with 00:00:00 for all the track timings.If I add
print self._time
after line 396and compare the behaviour with the py2 version, I get only 2 or 3 lines of track times printed (and then the error), whereas the py2 version prints all the track times.
It seems that the issue isn't with your py3 port commit, but rather with the code that wasn't changed from the original.
The old version works flawlessly. Please could you look into it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: