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On 3/24/2020 12:00 AM, bige_4925-/[email protected] [EAC] wrote:
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> log file from trying to rip and convert to flac. This is what i get if
> i use compression. I would like to remove embedded m3u it is useless to
> me the way i do my files can this be done ? Tag edit sows it but will
> not let me change or remove the directory information..Everett S. Pugh
>
> Log File is attached
I don't understand what it is you're trying to do. This is a log file,
not a playlist file or a cue sheet. There is no properly formatted
embedded m3u or cue information in this file. Are you saying that your
media player is reading this log file as if it were an m3u file? That's
not normal. I never use the log feature, but I just turned it on as a
test, and my log does NOT have double listings like yours does.
It appears that your second track listing may be generated by CueTools.
I have the CUETools DB plugin enabled, but I thought it only had to do
with tag info retrieval, not log generation. I see no options in it
about logs. If you don't need it, can it be turned off, at least
temporarily as a test? And do you really need a log file at all? If not,
turn it off. (EAC | EAC Options | Tools | Automatically write status
report after extraction)
If you do need this file, I don't think there's any way to customize
EAC's log file. However, seems to me that you could use some scriptable
text processing tool like sed or perl or awk or findstr, etc. to strip
out the stuff you don't want. If there's a way to automatically run a
program after EAC extraction, you could set your script up there. Or run
it manually when needed.