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Okay, lemme see If I can put what I'm attempting to do into words that someone can under stands.
I am attempting to make AMIP display whether or not a LAME encoded MP3 is -V 0 --vbr-new or -V 2 --vbr-new. I first thought I was onto something when I used $if($mat(%MET,vbr-mtrh),V0,%MET). It certainly worked, but I found out that both LAME switches use vbr-mtrh when encoding using the latest version. So, even when playing a file encoded using -V 2 --vbr-new, AMIP would display V0. My next idea is to display the results based on what the low pass filter is. So, my previous string would have to be changed to the equivalent of, if encoder equals LAME and LPF > 19382 but less than 19916 then V0. With that, I'd like to combine several if/then statements if possible. My end result would be something like if * = * then V0 but if not and * = * then V2 but if not and * = CBR then CBR. I hope this was understandable. Please offer your input, or ask questions if you don't understand something I said. I really do want to make this happen. It's something I'm contemplated off and on for months now. ![]() |
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There are no > < operations, nested if/else are supported, just put one inside another.
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