Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2
dBpoweramp does not populate that box, rather these are ACM codecs present on your system. See:
http://forum.dbpoweramp.com/showthread.php?t=16550
Upgrading to Reference 13.2
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2
The older version, i chose the compressed file then settings i was able to choose mp3 but there is no mp3 anymore. there is CCITT-u law, CCITT-A law, IMA ADPCM, Messenger Audio Codec, Microsoft Audio Codec and PCM
Which one do I choose?
The older version had MP3 with 44,000khz,8 bit stereo....which shall i choose now?
I have mp3 that I want to convert to wav files.
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2
There are different types of wave file, uncompressed (PCM) and various compressed wave files (containing mp3), I am guessing you are after mp3.Leave a comment:
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2
I want to convert mp3 to wav. Will i still be able to do that if I choose wav then wav-mp3? if i can do that then what settings do i use under wav-mp3?
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2
Help, I upgraded to reference 13.2.....i have always used the compressed setting and the format setting of MP3....with the new version I no longer have the option of MP3 under the format. Can someone help me with the settings. I want to convert mp3 to wav files. I have used the older version for about 2 years now with no problem until i updgraded to the new 13.2
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2 - Now PerfectMeta has stopped
Because the providers are charging for access to their meta-data.Leave a comment:
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2 - Now PerfectMeta has stopped
Nope...previous registration was more than a year ago.
I'll go and renew for a yer access.
BTW $5/year - who gets the profit? Why the need to purchase access to PerfectMeta?
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2 - Now PerfectMeta has stopped
Upgrades (perhaps R12 >> R13) do not include perfect meta, so you would have to activate off an original order number which is less than a year old. If you believe you have such please Personal Message me that order number.Leave a comment:
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2 - Now PerfectMeta has stopped
Okay so I got the same problem too. I upgraded to R13.2 and now on the dBpoweramp Configuration box it says 'Access Expired'
I downloaded ActivateAMG.exe and when the prompt ask for the 'R' or 'U' number I pasted my 'Rxxxxxxxx' number click on 'activate' and got "This order number is invalid, or not entitled to AMG access."
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2 - Now PerfectMeta has stopped
Note that activating the PerfectMeta subscription is a separate step from installing dMC. The e-mail you received should have had a download link to the utility Spoon linked too, which activates your PerfectMeta subscription.Leave a comment:
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2 - Now PerfectMeta has stopped
Do not post your order number please, others can take over your downloads...
To Activate Perfect meta, run:
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2 - Now PerfectMeta has stopped
Ref. entries 4/10 (Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2 - It's broken! Help!)
All was fine for a week, but now Perfectmeta access shut down - said I need to buy subscription. My understanding was with ref. purchase it should run 1 year from date of purchase. (original trial install was 30 days ago)
Invoice info:
Date: 9 Apr 09
<edit>Last edited by Spoon-; April 19, 2009, 09:34 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2
We never reboot the computer without asking the user.Leave a comment:
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Re: Upgrading to Reference 13.2
Great product, Spoon!
However, you really should include a readme.txt or a note in the installation instructions included in the email following registration to indicate whether to uninstall the trial or to install over the trial. You should also re-assure the new purchaser that his/her settings will be maintained during the uninstall of the trial and the installation of the registered version.
Some software authors/vendors do it one way, some the other way; and we users cannot read your minds.
Also, as you well know and have been reminded from the outcries in the posts above, booting a computer without requesting permission is a big no-no because in can result in a loss of data from open programs. Some lost data could be very valuable, as in documents in my law practice...
Anyway, good job with the application and best for the future.
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