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I'm getting the message "File converting does not exist." on many of the CD's I rip. As far as I can tell, the full CD was ripped correctly and the resulting files have the expected names. Is there any way to tell what file it is complaining about?
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Re: File converting does not exist.
Can you post the exact error message? Also, what OS are you using, have you tried the latest dMC beta, what format and settings are you ripping to? -
Re: File converting does not exist.
The exact message I get is:
"File converting does not exist."
It appears one or more times inside a dialog box at the end of ripping.
My setup is:
Windows XP SP2
Converting to Monkey's Audio, Normal Compression
Dell Latitude D810 Laptop
Writing to a Seagate USB2.0 external hard drive
Reading from a Sony internal DVD-Rom/CDRW
I'm using version 11, not the latest beta. I'll grab 11.5 and see if that resolves the problem.Comment
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Do you have access rights to this directory? Try a directory on your local HDD just for testing purposes, mabye?Comment
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>"File converting does not exist."
I don't recognize that error msg.Comment
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I get this if I ask it to batch convert a whole slew of files and then move or delete some of them before the converter gets to them .. I guess it's a message the converter puts out something in the queue that it can't open?
However when I see it is always comes out interleaved with the names of the offending files (on separate lines, which is a bit confusing).Comment
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Re: File converting does not exist.
Moving the files you told it to convert would result in this error message, yes. Move or delete files BEFORE you use file selector to queue them for conversion.Comment
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