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Originally Posted by Andre Wiethoff
Using a generic commandline-decompressor is not possible. For every decompressor specific adaptions need to be done (not so for command line encoders, as they work on files!). Even more, some of them do not support STDIO output of the audio data (or with various headers), so it would be very difficult to do.
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Hmm... My idea was about making exactly the same dialog as the 'External Compressor' dialog, but just as a 'External Decompressor' dialog. This would mean that it's the users responsibility to setup that dialog, so that the right command-line decoder is choosen and also to define a command-line which correctly decodes the input file(s) into temporary files which EAC can write unmodified(%d).
Anyway, if you say that it can't easilly be done, then i guess you're right then....
PS :
When looking at the FLAC API, then please also consider adding WavPack writing support to EAC :
Guide to using the WavPack API to read or write WavPack files, and also information on using the WavPack library to encode or decode ZIP files that use the WavPack format :
http://www.wavpack.com/lib_use.txt
Windows DLL version of WavPack library (with devel info) :
http://www.wavpack.com/wavpackdll.zip