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using dbpoweramp 15.2 and Batch Ripper with a Minicubis and a 64bit system (Windows Homeserver 2011)- so far without any problems.
All over sudden, I get the following error
Error retrieving free memory block [clRipperSecure::Rip]
for any single track on all CDs in the stack.
The procedure looks as follows: Minicubis loads the CD, batch ripper seems to be able to read it, since it finds the metadata. Once it starts to rip, it skips from track to track within a few seconds with the above mentioned error. So 1 disc is "done" after about 20 - 30 seconds, marked with an error and ejected.
The same repeats with each single disc.
When I insert these CDs manually in the drive and start CD-Ripper by itself, everything is ripped without any error.
I decided to uninstall both dbpoweramp and Batch Ripper and reinstall them again.
I could rip 10 CDs without a problem and then shut down the computer.
After restarting the computer and trying to rip the next batch, the error reappeared: not one single CD was ripped
Any clue, what's happening?
using dbpoweramp 15.2 and Batch Ripper with a Minicubis and a 64bit system (Windows Homeserver 2011)- so far without any problems.
All over sudden, I get the following error
Error retrieving free memory block [clRipperSecure::Rip]
for any single track on all CDs in the stack.
The procedure looks as follows: Minicubis loads the CD, batch ripper seems to be able to read it, since it finds the metadata. Once it starts to rip, it skips from track to track within a few seconds with the above mentioned error. So 1 disc is "done" after about 20 - 30 seconds, marked with an error and ejected.
The same repeats with each single disc.
When I insert these CDs manually in the drive and start CD-Ripper by itself, everything is ripped without any error.
I decided to uninstall both dbpoweramp and Batch Ripper and reinstall them again.
I could rip 10 CDs without a problem and then shut down the computer.
After restarting the computer and trying to rip the next batch, the error reappeared: not one single CD was ripped
Any clue, what's happening?
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