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  • Pain_Man
    • Jun 2007
    • 4

    Missing icons -- where for art thouse?

    This is my first post on this forum, so pls bear with me this is the 15,651st time this has been asked. I scan'd the relevant sections but found no thread whose title led me to believe it might hold my answer.*

    dB Product: DMC Reference r12.1

    PCs:

    Gateway Fx530G

    Toshiba Satellite A205-S4607 laptop (my third one, first was a 1994 33MHz 486DX with a 200MB hdd--!--and a B/W screen).

    Problem

    I have this itch--ok, bad joke.

    Seriously:

    I have dMC installed on my XP MCE desktop (Gateway FX530G) and my
    Vista Home Premium
    Toshiba Satellite laptop (A06 yadda yadda, it's the longest model # I've ever seen).

    On the Vista Laptop, with the Cd Ripper, the icons in the codec field are present. In other words, when I click on the pull-down menu for the pop ups, all the icons look as they do on the dBA website.

    With my XP MCE machine, the icons are gone--with the exception of "BwfMp2" and "Mp2".

    Instead there is the usual Windows generic icon.

    The primary difference between the installs is:

    On my XP Desktop I originally had the FREE version of DMC (r11.5) installed, then upgraded to r12 of the FREE version. THEN, I bought the Reference version, which, by then, was r12.1 and installed it over the previous free version r12.

    With my Vista Laptop (I HATE VISTA! I HATE VISTA! I HATE VISTA! :vmad: Sorry, have to get that out of my system periodically), I installed Reference r.12.1 "clean" and the icons appear exactly as they do on the various dbpoweramp.com webpages.

    Any (and all) suggestion on how to fix this (hopefully w/o having to reinstall the prog) are welcome.

    *I also should note that I suffer from (mild) dyslexia, so pls excuse me if my typing looks rather like the writing of a drunken Babylonian (great thing about Babylonians: they're all dead, so you can talk all the s*it you want...). I literally cannot see errors that may be perfectly obvious to you, even after multiple proofings.
  • LtData
    dBpoweramp Guru
    • May 2004
    • 8288

    #2
    Re: Missing icons -- where for art thouse?

    I have seen this before and I think the problem was the association of the .ico files. Go to the dBpoweramp installation directory to the encoder folder and see what the .ico files are associated with. I believe you have to associate the files with the "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer" for them to show up in the converter window.

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    • Pain_Man
      • Jun 2007
      • 4

      #3
      Re: Missing icons -- where for art thouse?

      Thanks.

      (It was difficult, but I resisted all the Lore and B4 jokes....)

      Originally posted by LtData
      I have seen this before and I think the problem was the association of the .ico files. Go to the dBpoweramp installation directory to the encoder folder and see what the .ico files are associated with. I believe you have to associate the files with the "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer" for them to show up in the converter window.

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      • Demodave
        • Jul 2003
        • 23

        #4
        Re: Missing icons -- where for art thouse?

        Originally posted by LtData
        I have seen this before and I think the problem was the association of the .ico files. Go to the dBpoweramp installation directory to the encoder folder and see what the .ico files are associated with. I believe you have to associate the files with the "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer" for them to show up in the converter window.
        I just did this...and now all of the icons have switched to "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer's" icon....not the correct audio icon.

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