tester wrote:Report this to devs;

Already done.

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i think the "is playing" primitive does only show wether your host is actually in play mode or stopped - if its not stopped it will always show true, doesnt matter if you skip around and don´t actually "hear" something at this moment/ while skipping . maybe there is a workaround when you use the ...

okay then i have another question: is it possible to access/read the values in the explorer detail view (for example bitrate or lenth) via ruby?

Hmm... strange... in my XP there is a column labeled "channels", and it shows it. Maybe some other app added it. But I do often as you describe. Just search for all *.wav files, and sort them, and then select these of my interest. Bitrate approach is fine if you have uncompressed files only. But ...

Hmm... strange... in my XP there is a column labeled "channels", and it shows it. Maybe some other app added it. But I do often as you describe. Just search for all *.wav files, and sort them, and then select these of my interest. Bitrate approach is fine if you have uncompressed files only. But ...

i just found out that in win7 there is no more option to view number of channels directly, but as workaround you can select "bitrate" from the details columns and convert theese values using this :
512kbps = 32kHz 16 bit Mono
705kbps = 44kHz 16 bit Mono
1024kbps = 32kHz 16 bit Stereo
1058kbps ...

As far I remember even the Windows itself (at least XP) can detect mono waves. Switch explorer/window view to details and select proper columns from the context menu (number of channels? don't know how it's in english version). Then - sort, and follow what you need according to view.

thx tester ...

hey guys

i have converted a lot of my collected stereo samples to mono WAV files. but my folder structure and file naming is horrible. now i wanted to collect ALL the mono WAV files inside my sample folder. so here is my question:
does somebody know a way / application that can detect all mono WAV ...

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