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  • monsterjazzlick
    dBpoweramp Guru
    • Jul 2017
    • 1764

    Corrupted File Error

    Hi folks,

    For the first time I am experiencing an issue with a CD I have ripped. The CD is in immaculate order.

    Please see below screenshots:
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    When the CD is ripped, AccurateRip confirms that all tracks have been ripped successfully. I have tried ripping three times, but with same end results as per above screenshots.

    A few years back, it ripped fine using Windows Media Player, and played perfectly on my old Sony mp3 Walkman.

    Many thanks in advance for any kind assistance offered here.

    Best,

    Paul David Seaman
    Last edited by monsterjazzlick; 09-29-2017, 08:29 PM. Reason: spelling
  • Jailhouse
    dBpoweramp Guru
    • Sep 2016
    • 388

    #2
    Re: Corrupted File Error

    That's interesting--I haven't yet had an AccurateRip-approved file fail to play.

    Your attachments are awaiting approval, so I can't see what you're seeing.

    While we are waiting for the screenshots to be approved, you could test-play the file. If memory serves, you disabled WMP. If you have Groove Music and it's enabled, you can try it with that.

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    • monsterjazzlick
      dBpoweramp Guru
      • Jul 2017
      • 1764

      #3
      Re: Corrupted File Error

      Originally posted by Jailhouse
      That's interesting--I haven't yet had an AccurateRip-approved file fail to play.

      Your attachments are awaiting approval, so I can't see what you're seeing.

      While we are waiting for the screenshots to be approved, you could test-play the file. If memory serves, you disabled WMP. If you have Groove Music and it's enabled, you can try it with that.
      Thanks JH,

      I can't open/play/delete the corrupt folder - even as Administrator. I have been messing with this single CD for a couple of hours now.

      I uninstalled Groove Music etc when I installed Foobar.

      I deleted the screenshots after I uploaded them and I can't quite remember what they said other than that it was "corrupt".

      Cheers,

      Paul

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      • Jailhouse
        dBpoweramp Guru
        • Sep 2016
        • 388

        #4
        Re: Corrupted File Error

        Those attachments are still pending approval. I guess we'll have to tackle this tomorrow.

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        • monsterjazzlick
          dBpoweramp Guru
          • Jul 2017
          • 1764

          #5
          Re: Corrupted File Error

          Originally posted by Jailhouse
          Those attachments are still pending approval. I guess we'll have to tackle this tomorrow.
          Hi JH, I have contacted the site about the screenshot issue. Thanks.

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          • mville
            dBpoweramp Guru
            • Dec 2008
            • 4015

            #6
            Re: Corrupted File Error

            Originally posted by monsterjazzlick
            Hi JH, I have contacted the site about the screenshot issue. Thanks.
            Try using the Insert Image option to post pictures and not the Attachments option.

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            • garym
              dBpoweramp Guru
              • Nov 2007
              • 5743

              #7
              Re: Corrupted File Error

              Files on drives can become corrupt after the fact. Could be a failing hard drive. Can you rerip the CD.

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              • monsterjazzlick
                dBpoweramp Guru
                • Jul 2017
                • 1764

                #8
                Re: Corrupted File Error

                Originally posted by mville
                Try using the Insert Image option to post pictures and not the Attachments option.
                Thanks, that's a good idea.

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                • monsterjazzlick
                  dBpoweramp Guru
                  • Jul 2017
                  • 1764

                  #9
                  Re: Corrupted File Error

                  Originally posted by garym
                  Files on drives can become corrupt after the fact. Could be a failing hard drive. Can you rerip the CD.
                  Gary, I am wondering if this is what has happened. I will try again using my work PC later. Paul

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                  • monsterjazzlick
                    dBpoweramp Guru
                    • Jul 2017
                    • 1764

                    #10
                    Re: Corrupted File Error

                    Hi,

                    Hopefully these will display via the IMAGE option!:

                    Click image for larger version

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                    Click image for larger version

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Size:	14.2 KB
ID:	293632

                    Cheers,

                    Paul
                    Last edited by monsterjazzlick; 09-30-2017, 07:39 PM. Reason: spelling

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                    • monsterjazzlick
                      dBpoweramp Guru
                      • Jul 2017
                      • 1764

                      #11
                      Re: Corrupted File Error

                      Hi,

                      I think it was Gary who once said; "Don't rely on SD cards!"

                      It needed to be 'repaired' with a dedicated tool. Then I was able to remove the rogue file and re-rip and replace.

                      A bit of a mission but got there in the end.

                      Cheers,

                      Paul

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                      • garym
                        dBpoweramp Guru
                        • Nov 2007
                        • 5743

                        #12
                        Re: Corrupted File Error

                        Originally posted by monsterjazzlick
                        Hi,

                        I think it was Gary who once said; "Don't rely on SD cards!"

                        It needed to be 'repaired' with a dedicated tool. Then I was able to remove the rogue file and re-rip and replace.

                        A bit of a mission but got there in the end.

                        Cheers,

                        Paul
                        yep. it happens. In addition to backups, I also occasionally run dbpa BATCH CONVERTER and convert all my files on a HDD to "TEST CONVERSION" to make sure I don't have any corrupted files.

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                        • monsterjazzlick
                          dBpoweramp Guru
                          • Jul 2017
                          • 1764

                          #13
                          Re: Corrupted File Error

                          Originally posted by garym
                          yep. it happens. In addition to backups, I also occasionally run dbpa BATCH CONVERTER and convert all my files on a HDD to "TEST CONVERSION" to make sure I don't have any corrupted files.
                          Cheers Gary. You were correct in that the files (album) became corrupted soon after being ripped and drag&dropped to the Sandisk SD card. I have never heard of 'Test Conversion' before? The only time I have used the 'Batch Processor' when I substituted all the album artwork (for 30GB CDs) to 'Folder' art. Paul

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                          • monsterjazzlick
                            dBpoweramp Guru
                            • Jul 2017
                            • 1764

                            #14
                            Re: Corrupted File Error

                            Hi,

                            Seems to be fine now. The rouge file must have got corrupted after the rip and during the process of copying to the SD card.

                            Paul

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