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  • savagcl
    dBpoweramp Guru

    • Aug 2004
    • 439

    R11-RC1 error?

    Downloaded and installed R11RC1 of the dBConverter. Tried to convert an mp3
    song and received this msg.

    Error whilst running DSP effect, lack of disk space? Temp file 'E:\NM2\DMC.Tmp'

    Only DSP active was 24 bit (Did not see a 16 bit dither effect anywhere).
    Other settings were CD Quality, Frequency = 44100, Bit Rate =192Kbps.

    The music file is 1,383kb with a compression of 10 to 1, and i have plenty of
    free space on my HD and no other files are present in the receiving folder.

    If needed, i post the Tag data....

    thanks,
    savagcl
  • ChristinaS
    dBpoweramp Guru

    • Apr 2004
    • 4097

    #2
    Re: R11-RC1 error?

    Originally posted by savagcl
    Downloaded and installed R11RC1 of the dBConverter. Tried to convert an mp3
    song and received this msg.

    Error whilst running DSP effect, lack of disk space? Temp file 'E:\NM2\DMC.Tmp'

    Only DSP active was 24 bit (Did not see a 16 bit dither effect anywhere).
    Other settings were CD Quality, Frequency = 44100, Bit Rate =192Kbps.

    The music file is 1,383kb with a compression of 10 to 1, and i have plenty of
    free space on my HD and no other files are present in the receiving folder.

    If needed, i post the Tag data....

    thanks,
    savagcl
    Compression 10:1 doesn't seem right for stereo, cd-quality mp3 @ 192kbps - it should say 7:1 .

    Do you need any DSP effects? You can just clear them all befoer conversions. And I can't seem to find any DSP effect in PowerPak such as the one you mention in dMC :confused:

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    • savagcl
      dBpoweramp Guru

      • Aug 2004
      • 439

      #3
      Re: R11-RC1 error?

      Heres the TAG Info-

      ID Tag
      Artist--------------------------------blank
      Title---------------------------------Drinking Wine
      Album--------------------------------blank
      Track--------------------------------blank
      Year---------------------------------blank
      Genre--------------------------------blank
      Comment----------------------------blank
      Mp3gain_min------------------------000,192
      Mp3gain_albu-----------------------000,206
      Mp3gain_undo---------------------+004,+004,N
      Replaygain_tr-------------------- -1.560000 db
      Replaygain_tr----------------------0.496469
      Replaygain_al------------------- -2.860000 db
      Replaygain_al---------------------0.702933

      File Details
      File-------------------------------Drinking Wine
      Location--------------------------E:\NEWCD\
      Type-----------------------------Winamp media file
      Extension------------------------.mp3
      Length (m:ss)--------------------2.52
      Size-----------------------------1383 KB
      Uncompressed-------------------14814 KB
      Comp. Ratio---------------------10 to 1 (9%)

      Average Bitrat-------------------65
      Frequency----------------------44100
      Channels-----------------------1
      Channel Mode------------------Mono
      Level--------------------------MPEG 1 Layer 3
      Variable Bit Rate Mp3-----------blank
      Encoded By--------------------Xing (new)

      ID Tag-------------------------APEv2 & ID3v1 & ID3v2.3
      Title---------------------------Drinking Wine
      Mp3gain_min-------------------000,192
      Mp3gain_min-------------------000,192
      Mp3gain_albu------------------000,206
      Mp3gain_undo----------------+004,+004,N
      Replaygain_tr--------------- -1.560000 db
      Replaygain_tr------------------0.496469
      Replaygain_al--------------- -2.860000 db
      Replaygain_al------------------0.702933

      Figure this makes more sense to you than me.

      savagcl
      (clif)

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      • savagcl
        dBpoweramp Guru

        • Aug 2004
        • 439

        #4
        Re: R11-RC1 error?

        The error occurs with any song not just that one. Its just a way to show the error.
        That song was converted with a previous version of dBpowerconverter.

        So it was either a .wav, wma, .ra, .rm format, prior to mp3 conversion using the
        release 10.5a(?) of the dBpowerconverter or the AUX.

        Granted the bitrate is on the low side thats why i'm trying to convert to 192.
        I've tried a couple other mp3 songs and get the same error condition.....

        savagcl
        (Clif)

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        • savagcl
          dBpoweramp Guru

          • Aug 2004
          • 439

          #5
          Re: R11-RC1 error?

          Sorry, i forgot to add the DSP info.

          DSP Effects i show on the right side of the window
          Add Silence
          Add Tag Element
          Channel Move
          DC Offset
          Eden Swap
          Invert
          Maximum Length
          Minimum Length
          Music Removal
          Remove Silence
          Remove Tag Element
          Reverse
          Sound Grabber
          Trim
          Voice Removal (Karaoke)
          Volume Fade
          Volume Normalize
          Volume Quieten
          Write Silence

          On the left side of window is
          24 Bit

          The "Selected DSP Settings" box is empty.
          The checkbox "Clear Active DSP Effects After Conversion is un-checked.
          No sign of a "16 bit dither".

          savagcl
          (clif)

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          • savagcl
            dBpoweramp Guru

            • Aug 2004
            • 439

            #6
            Re: R11-RC1 error?

            I don't know - it could be my sound card.
            Anyway, soon as i removed the 24 bit from the active side, i was able to
            convert successfully.

            ChristinaS, the compression is now 7 to 1 (13%).

            thanks,
            Note to Self: Check sound card capabilities!

            savagcl

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            • savagcl
              dBpoweramp Guru

              • Aug 2004
              • 439

              #7
              Re: R11-RC1 error?

              Guess its time to upgrade my sound card. All i can find is 8/16 bit. No
              reference to 24 bit.

              My bad. Was asking my sys to do something it couldn't do (yet).

              savagcl
              (clif)

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              • ChristinaS
                dBpoweramp Guru

                • Apr 2004
                • 4097

                #8
                Re: R11-RC1 error?

                Originally posted by savagcl
                I don't know - it could be my sound card.
                Anyway, soon as i removed the 24 bit from the active side, i was able to
                convert successfully.

                ChristinaS, the compression is now 7 to 1 (13%).

                thanks,
                Note to Self: Check sound card capabilities!

                savagcl
                Aha! So the 24-bit came from somewhere else, as I don't even have it anywhere to add if I wanted to

                The file you originally had actually had an average bit rate of 65 kbps, mono.

                Now since you converted to 192 kbps stereo mp3, you're getting more of the, shall we say, low quality sound but you're hearing it in stereo :smile2:

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                • Spoon
                  Administrator
                  • Apr 2002
                  • 44602

                  #9
                  Re: R11-RC1 error?

                  Few problems here, can anyone else see 16 bit dither with RC1?

                  >'E:\NM2\DMC.Tmp'

                  what is drive E?
                  Spoon
                  www.dbpoweramp.com

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                  • savagcl
                    dBpoweramp Guru

                    • Aug 2004
                    • 439

                    #10
                    Re: R11-RC1 error?

                    The 24 Bit came from the latest version (R11-RC1).
                    True, its from the web and is low quality.
                    Sound a lot better in stereo tho.

                    It may not be the best sound but it sounds good to this ole country boy.
                    Or, i could say, it beats an old 5 string flat top box.

                    :smile2: :smile2:

                    savagcl
                    (clif)

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                    • Razgo
                      Administrator
                      • Apr 2002
                      • 2532

                      #11
                      Re: R11-RC1 error?

                      Few problems here, can anyone else see 16 bit dither with RC1?
                      i was a little confused when reading about it. i thought it was in the DSP effect list? i couldn't find it.

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                      • ChristinaS
                        dBpoweramp Guru

                        • Apr 2004
                        • 4097

                        #12
                        Re: R11-RC1 error?

                        Originally posted by savagcl
                        The 24 Bit came from the latest version (R11-RC1).
                        True, its from the web and is low quality.
                        Sound a lot better in stereo tho.

                        It may not be the best sound but it sounds good to this ole country boy.
                        Or, i could say, it beats an old 5 string flat top box.

                        :smile2: :smile2:

                        savagcl
                        (clif)
                        I think I finally got it! You wanted to convert to 24-bit mp3 from an old mono 65kbps mp3? I think there's no such thing as a 24-bit mp3.

                        What probably sounds better to you is the stereo actually, not the 192kbps, unless you also did some audio enhancing along the way. But, if it makes you happy... :smile2:

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