Calculate Audio CRC R3 bug

[mville]

When running dBpoweramp Batch Convert (R16.3 beta 2) >> Calculate Audio CRC (R3) utility codec on larger batches of files, 1 or 2 output lines in the temp text file do not contain the usual CRC32 MD5 Filename data, but just a cropped end of filename e.g.:
Song).flac
or
ight).flac

Please note also, that this behaviour is not consistent. Any ideas?

[mville]

Re: Calculate Audio CRC R3 bug

Spoon is this problem being looked in to?

Currently, I can't use Calculate Audio CRC on larger batches as the results are inconsistent e.g. I have just run this on a batch of 1447 files and only 1446 files are output to the text file.

[Spoon]

Re: Calculate Audio CRC R3 bug

Try including the DSP effect CPU force set to 1 cpu

[mville]

Re: Calculate Audio CRC R3 bug

Yes, I suspected a problem with collating the output from all 8 cpu cores, as I couldn't see any other reason for the inconsistent behaviour.

Forcing to use 1 cpu is now giving consistent output, but is obviously (much) slower.

[Spoon]

Re: Calculate Audio CRC R3 bug

Bug noted

[mville]

Re: Calculate Audio CRC R3 bug

FYI, I have now updated to the new Calculate Audio CRC R4 utility codec and run on a large batch (7059 files), using all 8 cpu cores.

7059 lines output to the temp text file, so all is ok.