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Ok, this sounds really odd, but I am going to be as accurate as possible:
I use dbPoweramp to convert audio into AAC format (m4a) for iTunes and my iPod. And on my main PC it works beautifully. iTunes has a nifty network feature that allows you to share your iTunes library with any other computer running iTunes on the network (very cool). Strangely enough, iTunes refuses to stream only the files I've created with dbPoweramp. It streams to other computers mp3's, waves, and AAC's (only those created by iTunes itself) but AAC files created with dbPoweramp simply will not share over the network. iTunes on the client computers doesn't give an error message per se, but only shows the little 'grey circle exclamation point thing' which indicates under normal circumstances that the file cannot be found, i.e. it's been moved (I confirmed this with Apple Tech Support). iTunes on the host computer has no problem whatsoever playing any of the afore mentioned files. So as I'm sure you can imagine I'm about ready to pull my hair out. Anyone have any input? Much appreciated!
I use dbPoweramp to convert audio into AAC format (m4a) for iTunes and my iPod. And on my main PC it works beautifully. iTunes has a nifty network feature that allows you to share your iTunes library with any other computer running iTunes on the network (very cool). Strangely enough, iTunes refuses to stream only the files I've created with dbPoweramp. It streams to other computers mp3's, waves, and AAC's (only those created by iTunes itself) but AAC files created with dbPoweramp simply will not share over the network. iTunes on the client computers doesn't give an error message per se, but only shows the little 'grey circle exclamation point thing' which indicates under normal circumstances that the file cannot be found, i.e. it's been moved (I confirmed this with Apple Tech Support). iTunes on the host computer has no problem whatsoever playing any of the afore mentioned files. So as I'm sure you can imagine I'm about ready to pull my hair out. Anyone have any input? Much appreciated!
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