FAQ
Which operating systems can be used to run DOBBIN?
- Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or higher
- Windows Advanced Server Edition 2000 / 2003 for Cluster
Which hardware is required to run DOBBIN?
• for the Basic Package
- Dual Processor or Dual-Core Processor with at least 3.0 GHz
- 1 GB RAM
- Harddisk drive with at least 100 GB
- CD drive for installation and update
- Gigabit Card for connecting additional WorkUnits (optional)
• for additional WorkUnits
- Single, Dual Processor or Dual-Core Processor, or even Multi Processor/Multi-Core server systems with (optimum) at least 3.0 GHz
- 1 GB RAM
- Harddisk drive with at least 100 GB
- CD drive for installation and update
- Gigabit Card for connecting to ControlUnit
Is there a Mac or Linux Version of this product?
- No.
Do I need additional AudioCube or Quadriga Modules to use DOBBIN?
- No, this is a stand-alone application, but it can be used as a post processor for QUADRIGA and CD-Inspector.
How can I order DOBBIN?
- Simply get in touch with our Sales-Team at info@cube-tec.com
How can metadata from an existing database be imported into DOBBIN?
The DOBBIN system offers the possibility to merge external metadata via the Metadata Merger element. The used structur of these data is widely corresponding to the BroadcastWaveFormat (BWF) of the European Broadcasting Union and also to the ID3v2 Format. Most common databases offer export of metadata in XML Formats, that can be easily edited. In case, the database doesn't have such possibilities, a conversion interface has to be plugged between the database and the DOBBIN system.
How can metadata be assigned to audio files?
The input files that are to be merged must have the same file title for this to be possible. This means that an audio file should be accompanied be a correspondingly named metadata file. For example, an audio input file may be named Track01.wav, and should be merged with the metadata file Track01.imp.xml or Track01.id3.xml.
What kind of metadata can be attached to audio files?
All information containt in the BroadcastWaveFormat and ID3v2 can be imported. The ID3v2 format implies ID3v1. Additional information as CD Audio PQ data and subcodes, CD Text, DAT - specific information and much more details concerning analog digitizations.
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