R15 Multiple artist field fail

[chrisjj]

If I convert this FLAC:

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to WMA, I get this fail:

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Any chance of a fix, please?

[Spoon]

I do not get this, the wma file was written correctly.

Which WMA release do you have?

[chrisjj]

I do not get this, the wma file was written correctly.

Re "correctly"... do you mean you don't get this when viewed in the same program, Mp3tag?

Having said which, viewing with Windows Media Player shows the same fail:JyUZeEM.png

Which WMA release do you have?

dBpa says "Codec Windows Media Audio 9.2"

[Spoon]

Windows Media Audio 10 Release 8 (WMA Pro 10)

Is what should be shown in dBpoweramp Configuration >> Codecs

[chrisjj]

No version numbers seen there:

Codecs Installed


Encoders (write)

Windows Media Audio 10
.wma


Decoders (read)

Windows Media Audio Decoder
.asf, .wma, .wmv

[Spoon]

Try reinstalling:

http://www.dbpoweramp.com/codec-cent...edia-audio.htm

[chrisjj]

Hmm... not a risk I'd like to take on this my main audio machine (Win XP), but trying on a Win 7 machine already having:

Codecs Installed

Encoders (write)

Windows Media Audio 10 Release 8 (WMA Pro 10)
.wma

I find success. I'll confirm on Win XP when I can. Thanks.

[chrisjj]

I'll confirm on Win XP when I can.

Confirmed.

FTR, dbPoweramp Configuration now shows:

Codecs Installed

Encoders (write)
[...]
Windows Media Audio 10 Release 8 (WMA Pro 10)
.wma


Decoders (read)
[...]
Windows Media Audio Decoder
.asf, .asx, .wma, .wmv, .wvx

I see no version on the decoder. How can I verify I have the preferred version?

[Spoon]

The decoder is tied to the encoder, so you have the latest version now.

[chrisjj]

And hence presumably the preferred version

Thanks.