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On my Windows 7 machine I'm getting this weird readout. I don't understand why it is happening. On my XP box, it does not happen. Please help!
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Re: FLAC Displaying As Monkey's Audio - Help
This is read from the system, in Windows Explorer if you look next to a FLAC file it would list it as Type=Monkey Audio? -
Re: FLAC Displaying As Monkey's Audio - Help
Hi Spoon. I'm not really sure I understand your question but I'll give it a shot -
The screen capture is what shows up when I hover over a FLAC file with my mouse with dbpoweramp 13.3 (trial) installed on Windows 7. Windows explorer recognizes the file as a FLAC, foobar as well (as by the icon of the file and while playing). It only seems to be the DB popup window that is somehow reading the [.flac] file type as a Monkey's Audio. I have this version installed as well on an XP machine and it is not doing this. It shows [.flac] as FLAC.
I don't know what other info to provide, but if there is more needed let me know and I'll post it.Comment
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Re: FLAC Displaying As Monkey's Audio - Help
I uninstalled DB completely (also used the reset .exe) and uninstalled foobar as well. Windows Explorer was then showing the file as monkey's audio even though it has the .flac extension. I installed foobar next and it associated the files with a FLAC icon and explorer then recognized it as a FLAC file as well. Installed 13.3 and its doing the same as screen shot in my first post. I'm now confused as to what level "corruption" is taking place on.Comment
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Re: FLAC Displaying As Monkey's Audio - Help
This seems to happen after Traders Little Helper is installed. Why would the two be conflicting?Comment
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Re: FLAC Displaying As Monkey's Audio - Help
Nothing to do with foobar or dBpoweramp...Comment
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