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Programs Used:
Windows XP Pro SP1
Quicktime 6.5.1 Pro
dMC Release 11 beta 2 / beta 3
dMC File Selector
Quicktime CLI Encoder
Brief description of problem:
When converting files to AAC with dMC, it will take the time to decode the file to wav, then the progress bar will stop and I will consistently get the error "Couldn't open the file "~temp.wav" because the sound information was in a bad or damaged format." from quicktime.
Background:
After installing the CLI encoder and configuring quicktime for the AAC settings I wanted as given in the readme, I tested the encoder on a few files, and it worked fine. Files were generated OK through the script, with tags and everything. Then, I decided to try encoding several files at once with the File Selector, which quickly gave me the error shown above. After this, every time I tried to convert any file with dMC, I got the same error. I can decode files to wav, then run those wav files through quicktime manually, but when I use dMC, even on pre-decoded wav files, I get the same error.
I've checked, and all files I've tried are 44.1 khz 16 bit files (most I ripped from CD myself with EAC)
I tried this first with beta 2, but after upgrading to beta 3 (which I noticed this morning) there was no change. I've tried re-installing the dMC codec for quicktime, and that did nothing as well. I guess the next step is to re-install quicktime.
Windows XP Pro SP1
Quicktime 6.5.1 Pro
dMC Release 11 beta 2 / beta 3
dMC File Selector
Quicktime CLI Encoder
Brief description of problem:
When converting files to AAC with dMC, it will take the time to decode the file to wav, then the progress bar will stop and I will consistently get the error "Couldn't open the file "~temp.wav" because the sound information was in a bad or damaged format." from quicktime.
Background:
After installing the CLI encoder and configuring quicktime for the AAC settings I wanted as given in the readme, I tested the encoder on a few files, and it worked fine. Files were generated OK through the script, with tags and everything. Then, I decided to try encoding several files at once with the File Selector, which quickly gave me the error shown above. After this, every time I tried to convert any file with dMC, I got the same error. I can decode files to wav, then run those wav files through quicktime manually, but when I use dMC, even on pre-decoded wav files, I get the same error.
I've checked, and all files I've tried are 44.1 khz 16 bit files (most I ripped from CD myself with EAC)
I tried this first with beta 2, but after upgrading to beta 3 (which I noticed this morning) there was no change. I've tried re-installing the dMC codec for quicktime, and that did nothing as well. I guess the next step is to re-install quicktime.
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