audio restauration - was Re: [Traverso-devel] CD Cover

[reinhard]

Am Friday 08 February 2008 19:39:47 schrieb ben levitt:
> I like the idea of allowing exporting the track list in multiple
> formats (text, html, csv, etc), but I don't think we should try to
> create a built-in cover creator/editor.  I feel like people either
> just want the text and don't care about the layout much, or they're
> going to be really picky.  The first group of people can just export
> to text and print, and the other group will not be happy with anything
> short of inkscape/illustrator/photoshop.
>
> I guess we could add printing a simple tracklist as one of the export
> methods...  :)
>
> I guess I feel like we should focus on polishing up the audio editing
> user interface before we add cool extras like this...

apropos polishing:
did you guys noticed my comment about exporting markers(s) to files(s)?
This would be pretty helpful for people digitising her analog records (vinyl).
Also great if there would be a plugin to clean the recordings!
Maybe the gwc project could help?
http://gwc.sourceforge.net/

>
> Just my $0.02.
>
> Ben
>
> On Feb 8, 2008 9:29 AM, Remon <address@hidden> wrote:
> > Hi list,
> >
> > I've been working on some 'for fun' project, and managed to burn it from
> > Traverso to CD, very handy feature! :D
> >
> > We do have Markers to layout the CD Tracks, we can give the Markers and
> > thus the CD tracks a name BUT not a way to create and print a CD cover
> > from within Traverso.... (there is the option to export to track list to
> > html though)
> >
> > So being able to create CD  Track names, and not being able to place that
> > somehow on a CD cover seems ehm, odd.
> >
> > So I've been thinking about the following. Add a 'Create CD Cover' Dialog
> > to Traverso, which loads one of the available html templates, and inserts
> > the CD Track names at the correct position in the template, and show that
> > to the user. The user is able to select any other available template,
> > change the font size/type and set a background image.
> > Then: "Print xx times" and done :)
> >
> > But maybe you guys know a (better) alternative then using html, e.g. SVG.
> >
> > The above solution should can be created with minimal amount of code I
> > think.
> >
> > Greetings,
> >
> > Remon
> >
> >
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