Hello everyone
ive just been souring the forums and came across a lovely piece of software looks interesting called Traders little helper
i was wondering what it is actually for and how you use it ???
Many thanks
David
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You are just boring now...
ahah im just curious thats all
You are 20 years behind... catch up man...
haha i was only being born 20 years ago :P haha
It shows.
20 years? FLAC has only really been around for half that time.
TLH is a great piece of software for detecting whether or not a source is lossless, and for encoding to FLAC, amongst other things. It's quite convenient to have everything in a nice little package, and used by music collectors worldwide.
Myself, I prefer to use a different piece of software for each major function, but to each their own.
TLH is a great piece of software for detecting whether or not a source is lossless, and for encoding to FLAC, amongst other things. It's quite convenient to have everything in a nice little package, and used by music collectors worldwide.
Myself, I prefer to use a different piece of software for each major function, but to each their own.
The Real Wizard wrote:
20 years? FLAC has only really been around for half that time.
TLH is a great piece of software for detecting whether or not a source is lossless, and for encoding to FLAC, amongst other things. It's quite convenient to have everything in a nice little package, and used by music collectors worldwide.
Myself, I prefer to use a different piece of software for each major function, but to each their own.
Actualy TLH is hardly a trustworthy tool to detect lossy sources, unless they are realy bad ones to beguin with. You are much better off using a tool that alows to see the spectrum of frequencies.
Other than that it is awesome for everything else, especialy creating torrents (it even has a handy list of the announce urls of most major music sharing trackers) and creating or verifying checksums (FFP or MD5)