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I downloaded the trial version, pointed it at a folder with WM lossless files, approximately 71GB worth and it returns an error, "no files found" or something like that. If i point it to another folder with WM files encoded at 128-192kbps it sees them just fine. Can i convert WM Lossless using this application?
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Re: Converter Can't See Windows Lossless Files
WMA Lossless should have a .wma extension, just like .wma normal files, I am thinking they are not wma lossless. -
Re: Converter Can't See Windows Lossless Files
Did you install the WMA codec into dMC?Comment
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Re: Converter Can't See Windows Lossless Files
how do you install the WM codec into the converter? It sees the other less than 192 kpbs files just fine, so it makes me think that it is not a case of not have the WM codec. I've seperated the two batches of Windows Media Files into folders, 1 that is for songs less than 192kbps and one that is above 192kbps (which is the Windows Lossless with most files between 700 and 1.5kbps. There are clearly files in the folder but dbpoweramp is not seeing them. In fact i booted up the Windows Media player and added them to the library and it played fine off the external drive. Any thoughts?Comment
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Re: Converter Can't See Windows Lossless Files
Can you confirm that both sets of files have the wma suffix? Are both folders on the same (external) drive?Comment
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Re: Converter Can't See Windows Lossless Files
Yes, they are most definitely .wma files, E:\wmafiles\06_Shadowman_Afro Celt Sound System_Volume 3- Further in Time_1012kbps.wmaComment
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Re: Converter Can't See Windows Lossless Files
Do you have the same problem if they are on an internal hard drive?Comment
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Re: Converter Can't See Windows Lossless Files
i don't have 71gb free on my internal harddrive. it sees the files fine for those less than 192kbps on the external.Comment
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Re: Converter Can't See Windows Lossless Files
If you copy (a couple of) these files to your internal hard drive do you have the same problem?Comment
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