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The bitrate column isn't very useful for lossless audio files, but it can be sorted to show higher quality files first.
SoulseekQt has an Attributes column that shows bit depth and sample rate for lossless files, and bitrate for lossy files. Unfortunately, the column isn't sortable.
I want the best of both worlds, where the bitrate is always used as the internal sort value, but the value shown in the GUI is similar to SoulseekQt. This allows us to keep displaying high quality files first.
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The bitrate result filter requires some thought. It could probably be turned into a "quality" filter somehow, where you can enter bitrates, bit depths and sample rates.
Sample Rate data is not displayed anywhere at the moment, for lossless files if it is listed could probably add it to the file properties dialog.
SoulseekQt has an Attributes column
Why not label our column the same then, since "Properties" does seem to refer to other properties like size and duration as well.
a "quality" filter somehow, where you can enter bitrates, bit depths and sample rates.
Suppose having suffixes such as "k", "bits", "khz", etc, albeit the structure of syntax and documentation would be rather complex.
Perhaps if the digit is within a certain range, then this could (somewhat) reliably infer the desired unit, such as <=32 would infer "bits", <~11500 would infer "bitrate" and >~11500 would infer sample rate is the intended unit.
"Quality" might be a good name for the column header.
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The bitrate column isn't very useful for lossless audio files, but it can be sorted to show higher quality files first.
SoulseekQt has an
Attributes
column that shows bit depth and sample rate for lossless files, and bitrate for lossy files. Unfortunately, the column isn't sortable.I want the best of both worlds, where the bitrate is always used as the internal sort value, but the value shown in the GUI is similar to SoulseekQt. This allows us to keep displaying high quality files first.
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: