hoju
07-20-2007, 08:11 PM
I'm hoping someone can help me with a problem that I'm having when converting wave files to WMA Pro 9.2 lossless. I did a quick search on the forums but unfortunately nothing came up.
I'm in the process of ripping and compressing a whole bunch of my CDs, and up until today haven't had any problems. For some reason though I'm getting verification failures on two or three specific tracks, out of the 800 or so that have been error free. The message I get is:
'Error converting to Windows Media Audio 10, 'C:\Rips\Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers\The Last DJ [Bonus DVD]\12. Can't Stop the Sun.wav' to
'C:\Rips\Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers\The Last DJ [Bonus DVD]\12. Can't Stop the Sun.wma'
Error audio file failed verification 'C:\Rips\Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers\The Last DJ [Bonus DVD]\12. Can't Stop the Sun.wma'.
The weird thing is is that the rest of the CD compresses fine, and it's always those two or
three specific tracks. The affected CDs are in perfect condition (as they've only ever been ripped once or twice and never played, so very little use!), although that seems to be irrelevant as the rips were classed as accurate on every occasion anyway. Secure rips also made no difference. :(
I've tried compressing on an entirely different system, but I still get the exact same problem. I'm using dbpowerAMP R12.2 and the WMA Pro 10 R4 codec, if that's of any use.
Hoju
I'm in the process of ripping and compressing a whole bunch of my CDs, and up until today haven't had any problems. For some reason though I'm getting verification failures on two or three specific tracks, out of the 800 or so that have been error free. The message I get is:
'Error converting to Windows Media Audio 10, 'C:\Rips\Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers\The Last DJ [Bonus DVD]\12. Can't Stop the Sun.wav' to
'C:\Rips\Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers\The Last DJ [Bonus DVD]\12. Can't Stop the Sun.wma'
Error audio file failed verification 'C:\Rips\Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers\The Last DJ [Bonus DVD]\12. Can't Stop the Sun.wma'.
The weird thing is is that the rest of the CD compresses fine, and it's always those two or
three specific tracks. The affected CDs are in perfect condition (as they've only ever been ripped once or twice and never played, so very little use!), although that seems to be irrelevant as the rips were classed as accurate on every occasion anyway. Secure rips also made no difference. :(
I've tried compressing on an entirely different system, but I still get the exact same problem. I'm using dbpowerAMP R12.2 and the WMA Pro 10 R4 codec, if that's of any use.
Hoju