Track 1 error EVERY TIME

[gchrisf]

I ran into this problem and finally figured it out. Seems like it was some sort of folder permissions issue.

• I have a NAS and my usual rip folder (which is a drive on my PC, not the NAS) is backed up by my NAS software.
• Ripping to a folder on another drive which isn't backed up by my NAS software worked without running as administrator.
• Running the ripper as administrator solved the problem when I ripped to the usual rip folder.

[Spoon]

Try ripping to your local disk not a nas.

[RobPringle]

Has a solution emerged to this problem? - i.e. when ripping a CD (have tried different CDs and the same problem arises) the first track will not rip (although the other tracks rip OK) and the error message for the first track includes "could not save cover art win:5"

[AGH19]

Does it happen when your NAS is in standby mode / hibernation and the spindles beed to turn up?

Dat Ei

No. It's pretty random. I had gotten around it by setting the option to "Rip to temporary file, move album after ripping", but that failed me this morning.

[Dat Ei]

Does it happen when your NAS is in standby mode / hibernation and the spindles beed to turn up?

Dat Ei

[AGH19]

Then the issue is with the nas, blocking that file.

How odd. Any possible guidance on why the NAS might be blocking THAT file, from THAT source, but no others? Writing/reading to/from that Samba share using other apps has been trouble-free for years.

[Spoon]

Then the issue is with the nas, blocking that file.

[AGH19]

Rips successfully to a local folder, but I don't really consider that a solution.

I'm actually more interested in:
* why it happens with only some discs
* why it's only the first track
* why it only happens with .WAV files (I'm using multi-encoder, and the .MP3 versions save just fine.)
* whether the ReplayGain DSP effect might have any effect

[AGH19]

Try ripping to a local folder

Rips successfully to a local folder, but I don't really consider that a solution.

[Spoon]

Try ripping to a local folder

[AGH19]

What is drive M?

It's a drive on a file server. I should note that CD Ripper has no problem saving other files (from the same disc) to it.

[Spoon]

What is drive M?

[AGH19]

I've also encountered the "Could not save cover art: (win:5)" error on a first track. I'm able to save files in the target directory. Nothing else is accessing the directory. I've increased the spin-up delay to 2, 4, and 8 seconds without effect.

Windows 11, dBpoweramp release 2024-11-04, paid registration

Here's the error info:
Error ripping to Wave, 'Track 1' to 'M:\AGH Music\Norah Jones\Feels Like Home\01 Sunrise.wav'
Could not save cover art: (win:5)

The further info tab:
Information ripping to Wave, 'Track 1' to 'M:\AGH Music\Norah Jones\Feels Like Home\01 Sunrise.wav'
Track 1: Ripped LBA 0 to 15047 (3:20) in 0:00. Filename: M:\AGH Music\Norah Jones\Feels Like Home\01 Sunrise.wav
[Pass 1]
CRC32: 716BBE42 AccurateRip CRC: 00000000 [DiscID: 013-00164f31-00e119ee-bd0b860e-1]

And finally, the detailed log file:
Splitting Command Line:"D:\Program Files\dBpoweramp\CoreConverter.exe" -dbcmd=C:\Users\agh19\AppData\Local\Temp\dBT-FF8E26CC72CC73458E9B06E193EBCBE3-786
->-> [dBCoreConverter::ReaddBCommandFile]
<-<- [dBCoreConverter::ReaddBCommandFile]
Allying to Processor 1
->-> [cldBCodecHandler::LoadEncoder]
Loading Encoder 'D:\Program Files\dBpoweramp\encoder\Wave.DLL'
<-<- [cldBCodecHandler::LoadEncoder]
EventQuit [clEncoder_WAVE::Set]
BatchID [clEncoder_WAVE::Set]
->-> [dBCoreConverter::StripCoreConverterCmds]
<-<- [dBCoreConverter::StripCoreConverterCmds]
SendRawUnCompressed [clEncoder_WAVE::Get]
Communicate [clEncoder_WAVE::Get]
->-> [dBCoreConverter::OpenDecoder]
Reading StdIn Tmp File IDTags: Read
Using StdInput WFX:Format Tag: 1 Channels: 2 Bits per Sample: 16 Samples Per Second: 44100 Bytes Per Second: 176400 Block Align: 4 CB Size: 0
<-<- [dBCoreConverter::OpenDecoder]
SendOverReplayGainTags [clEncoder_WAVE::Get]
->-> [clEncoder_WAVE::BeginConversion]
Converting to 'M:\AGH Music\Norah Jones\Feels Like Home\01 Sunrise.tmp' encoder settings ' -compression="PCM"'
Wave output WaveFormat: Format Tag: 1 Channels: 2 Bits per Sample: 16 Samples Per Second: 44100 Bytes Per Second: 176400 Block Align: 4 CB Size: 0
->-> [clRIFFHandler::InitializeNewWAV]
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
->-> Adding Chunk 'fmt ' Length: 16 [clRIFFHandler::AddChunk]
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
<-<- [clRIFFHandler::AddChunk]
->-> Adding Chunk 'data' Length: 0 [clRIFFHandler::AddChunk]
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
<-<- [clRIFFHandler::AddChunk]
->-> [clRIFFHandler::WriteChunkHeaders]
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
Writing Chunk Header 'fmt ' Length: 16 ChunkPosition: 12 ChunkDataPos: 20
Writing Chunk Header 'data' Length: 0 ChunkPosition: 36 ChunkDataPos: 44
<-<- Exit as only write to data chunk [clRIFFHandler::WriteChunkHeaders]
Writing Chunk Data 'fmt ' Length: 16 ChunkPosition: 12 ChunkDataPos: 20
<-<- [clRIFFHandler::InitializeNewWAV]
<-<- [clEncoder_WAVE::BeginConversion]
Communicate [clEncoder_WAVE::Get]
Encoding To: Wave
Encoder Cmd Line: -compression="PCM"
============= CONVERSION BEGIN =============
============= CONVERSION END =============
Communicate [clEncoder_WAVE::Get]
->-> [dBCoreConverter::CloseDecoder]
->-> [dBCoreConverter::CloseDecoder]
<-<- [dBCoreConverter::CloseDecoder]
->-> [clEncoder_WAVE::EndConversion]
->-> [clRIFFHandler::WriteChunkHeaders]
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
Writing Chunk Header 'data' Length: 0 ChunkPosition: 36 ChunkDataPos: 44
<-<- [clRIFFHandler::WriteChunkHeaders]
<-<- [clEncoder_WAVE::EndConversion]
File Size Check : 44 bytes Filename: M:\AGH Music\Norah Jones\Feels Like Home\01 Sunrise.tmp
File Size Check (before ID Tags Written): 44 bytes Filename: M:\AGH Music\Norah Jones\Feels Like Home\01 Sunrise.tmp
->-> [dBCoreConverter::IDTagWriter]
Decodes [clDecoder_Wave::Get]
IDTags [clDecoder_Wave::Set]
->-> [clWaveDecoder_Wave::WriteIDTags]
->-> [clRIFFBEXTChunk::TagsToBEXT]
Encoding BEXT chunk [clRIFFBEXTChunk::TagsToBEXT]
<-<- [clRIFFBEXTChunk::TagsToBEXT]
Opening file 'M:\AGH Music\Norah Jones\Feels Like Home\01 Sunrise.tmp' for write access: Opened
->-> [clRIFFHandler::Initialize]
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
<-<- [clRIFFHandler::Initialize]
->-> [clRIFFHandler::ScanFile]
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
RIFF Header 'RIFF' Length: 36 FormType 'WAVE'
Got Chunk 'fmt ' Length: 16 RiffSizeLeft: 24 ChunkPosition: 12
Got Chunk 'data' Length: 0 RiffSizeLeft: 0 ChunkPosition: 36
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
<-<- [clRIFFHandler::ScanFile]
->-> [clRIFFLISTChunk::TagsToLIST]
<-<- [clRIFFLISTChunk::TagsToLIST]
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
->-> [clRIFFHandler::WriteChunkHeaders]
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
Writing Chunk Header 'LIST' Length: 198 ChunkPosition: 44 ChunkDataPos: 52
<-<- [clRIFFHandler::WriteChunkHeaders]
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
->-> [clRIFFHandler::WriteChunkHeaders]
clRIFFHandler::CalcAllChunks: Ok
Writing Chunk Header 'id3 ' Length: 213536 ChunkPosition: 250 ChunkDataPos: 258
<-<- [clRIFFHandler::WriteChunkHeaders]
<-<- [clWaveDecoder_Wave::WriteIDTags]
<-<- [dBCoreConverter::IDTagWriter]
Communicate [clEncoder_WAVE::Get]

[thelaibon]

Likely does not have write permission for that location.

Just checked, and permissions are open to reading and writing... but even if it were set on "read only," why would only the first track have a problem but the rest of each disc (tracks 2 thru x) write just fine? Very strange.

[Spoon]

Likely does not have write permission for that location.