figaro
I had only been running atomix mp3 for a week or two when i began to have a problem analyzing new music in order to know the bpm. When i analyze a file with a question mark next to it and then try to play it, either fatal error number 4039d3:d90c41d9 or 40dd6e:830048b will always occur. This isnt ctatstrophic, since I can still mix music without knowing the bpm ahead of time, but it is an inconvenience. Why is this happening and what can I do to fix it?
Posted Wed 10 Sep 03 @ 1:29 am
Disco Bar Laser
When you see an .mp3 file with a question mark next to it, it’s because this file are broken.
You can try to decompress these file to .wav and re-encode to .mp3 or encode the original song (in .wav or vinyl to .mp3).
Coyote
You can try to decompress these file to .wav and re-encode to .mp3 or encode the original song (in .wav or vinyl to .mp3).
Coyote
Posted Wed 10 Sep 03 @ 1:47 am
figaro
I'm not sure that the answer is that the files are broken; even newly downloaded files have the same problem when being analyzed. Is there anything else it could be?
Posted Wed 10 Sep 03 @ 4:48 am
DJ Coco
you got the error doing a scan only?
As coyote said, files with that mark means that it is not well recorded
As coyote said, files with that mark means that it is not well recorded
Posted Wed 10 Sep 03 @ 9:13 pm
figaro
it doesnt matter now. my most current problem with this software is that its internally corrupted. i guess i pissed away 75 bucks.
Posted Fri 26 Sep 03 @ 11:30 pm