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I've just about finished overhauling the FlacDecoder object to take either files or file-like objects (with read() and close() methods) and decode them properly. Only actual on-disk files will support...

I am in the process of calculating all the AccurateRip checksums across a range so that if the track is correct but offset by some small positive or negative number...

I've added offset detection to cd2track and trackverify so that if your tracks match an AccurateRip result but are just offset by some positive or negative number of samples, the...

On my Mac OS X 10.8 machines, cdio module compilation using built-in Python 2.7.2 and XCode 4.6.3 looks like: running build_ext building 'audiotools.cdio' extension clang -fno-strict-aliasing -fno-common -dynamic -g -Os...

Perhaps try: $ export C_INCLUDE_PATH=/usr/local/include prior to compilation. According to clang's documentation, this should add the additional search path.

It probably makes the most sense to implement them as different endianness types, like BigEndianReversed and LittleEndianReversed. The endianness implementations can push and pop values into and out of a...

Yes, I see what you mean. In that instance, you're definitely going to overhaul how the reader processes the stream's input, turning it into more of a bit stack. Having...

After giving it a bit more thought, simply reversing the endianness should be sufficient once the byte stream is reversed in order to pop off values in the opposite order....

What disc is it and what disc IDs does cdinfo list for it? If the disc contains a pre-gap, you may need to specify the disc's cuesheet (if available) in...

At the moment, the easiest way is to edit the setup.py script and take out the "data_files=[...]" and "scripts=[...]" arguments to the setup() function call at the end of the...