Ogg Vorbis Pentium 4 Encoder CLI problem

[jwchess]

Hello,

I have a problem with the Ogg Vorbis Pentium 4 Encoder CLI, I have a registered powerpack, but if I want to encode a track everything seems to go normal, but it doesn't really save them.
All the files are saved but there all 0 kb.
I attached one track as example.
I've tried it at two computers with the same result.
As far as I know, I don't do anything wrong because if I use the normal Ogg Vorbis encoder then everything goes fine.
Normally I use the following settings: Quality 64 kbps, Stereo, 44100 Hz. I also tried other settings as well, but with the same results (all files are 0 kb).
Can you please help me?

Edit: Attachment didn't upload, maybe because it's 0 kb....

Edit2: With debugging on I got the following message:
"F:\Program Files\Illustrate\dBpowerAMP\Compression\Ogg Vorbis (CLI)\oggenc.exe"16 -as H:\~dmcin.wav -o H:\~dmcout.ogg -q 0 --resample 44100 -c -d 2002 -N 11 -t Save Me -l Timing is Everything ... -a Chris de Burgh -G Power Ballad

[Spoon]

If you have it in the debug mode and paste the command line into a dos prompt - what error does it show?

[jwchess]

It shows the following message:

'"F:\Program Files\Illustrate\dBpowerAMP\Compression\Ogg Vorbis (CLI)\oggenc.exe"16' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Edit:
If I change it in:
"F:\Program Files\Illustrate\dBpowerAMP\Compression\Ogg Vorbis (CLI)\oggenc.exe" 16 -as H:\~dmcin.wav -o H:\~dmcout.ogg -q 0 --resample 44100 -c -d 2002 -N 11 -t Save Me -l Timing is Everything ... -a Chris de Burgh -G Power Ballad

(A space added between oggenc.exe" and 16)

I get the following message:
Warning: Illegal comment used ("-d"), ignoring.
ERROR: Multiple input files with specified output filename: suggest using -n

[Spoon]

I think I have fixed it - save this file:

http://www.dbpoweramp.com/beta/Options.txt

To C:\Program Files\Illustrate\dBpowerAMP\Compression\Ogg Vorbis (CLI)

overwriting the existing.

[jwchess]

No, it's still 0 kb. :sad:
And now I can't choose the settings for Quality, Mode and sample.
(The bitrate etc.). :confused:

The debug message is:
"F:\Program Files\Illustrate\dBpowerAMP\Compression\Ogg Vorbis (CLI)\oggenc.exe"

So that doesn't seem right.

[Spoon]

Try this one:

http://www.dbpoweramp.com/beta/dBpowerAMP-OggVorbis-CLI.exe

[jwchess]

Almost!
But now oggenc.exe crashes everytime...
When it's at 97% most of the time.
But at least it does save the files now.

[Spoon]

Can you try it once more in the Debug mode - is it oggenc that is crashing or dMC when it picks up the encoded file?

[jwchess]

No it's oggenc.exe I think.
When I paste it in a dos-command, it runs till 99,9% and then I get a window with the message "oggenc.exe has encountered a problem and needs tot close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."

Details: "AppName: oggenc.exe AppVer: 0.0.0.0 ModName: oggenc.exe
ModVer: 0.0.0.0 Offset: 000022b9"

Dos window shows this:

Opening with wav module: WAV file reader
Encoding "H:\~dmcin.wav" to
"H:\~dmcout.ogg"
at quality 0,00
[ 99,9%] [ 0m00s remaining] -

Done encoding file "H:\~dmcout.ogg"

File length: 2m 47,0s
Elapsed time: 0m 19,0s
Rate: 8,8133
Average bitrate: 62,8 kb/s


Hope this helps....

[Spoon]

Please also post the Command that dMC asks for you to paste into dos.

[jwchess]

Ok, sorry I forgot that one...

Here it is:

"F:\Program Files\Illustrate\dBpowerAMP\Compression\Ogg Vorbis (CLI)\oggenc.exe" -as H:\~dmcin.wav -o H:\~dmcout.ogg -q 0 --resample 44100

[Spoon]

Out of interest try a higher quality conversion, the line looks fine it is just the ogg encoder that is crashing an I am not able to help there. :(

[jwchess]

You're right!
I tried it with other settings and then it doesn't crashes.
Now I use the following settings:

"F:\Program Files\Illustrate\dBpowerAMP\Compression\Ogg Vorbis (CLI)\oggenc.exe" -as H:\~dmcin.wav -o H:\~dmcout.ogg -q 0 --resample 48000

Wich is fine also.

Thank you very much for your help!

[Spoon]

What frequency were your original source files?

[jwchess]

I don't know. How can I see that?