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28th April 2018, 13:51
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The LameXP EXE file that us extracted from the installer is really exactly the same one as contained in the ZIP archive. So, if you see divergent behavior between build #2131 and build #2130, something different must have happened, at runtime, I suppose...
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28th April 2018, 15:21
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 Anyway, if you think that the problem is somehow related to the "install directory", please try running the special build from the exact "install directory" where the problem occurs. 
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28th April 2018, 20:43
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But if you cannot it with the "special build", which is the same as previous build just with more diagnostic output added to the console, then I don't know what to do...
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30th April 2018, 16:57
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LameXP v4.16 has been released
 https://github.com/lordmulder/LameXP/releases/latest Quote:
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30th April 2018, 17:40
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Fantastico... Many thanks
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9th May 2018, 22:08
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Just found out that the latest version 18.05 of MediaInfo.exe (downloaded from the MediaArea website) cannot be used to replace the LameXP built-in version.
Probably something about Zenitram's changes to the XML output. Right now this is not a big issue, but considering the usual update cycle of LameXP it will be around 1 year until the next stable version. It would be nice if we could use a newer version of MediaInfo without having to install beta versions of LameXP. Cheers manolito |
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9th May 2018, 22:52
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That bug had been introduced in v18.03 with: Quote:
I think you should test whether your MediaInfo.exe (downloaded from the MediaArea website) works correctly outside of LameXP – when called with options "--Output=XML" and "--Full" plus "--Cover_Data=base64".
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10th May 2018, 14:26
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https://www.sendspace.com/file/mw2339 The commandline was: Mediainfo.exe "--Output=XML" "--Full" "--Cover_Data=base64" i:\test.mp3 >i:\result.txt LameXP rejects the file with a "format not recognized" error. Cheers manolito |
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10th May 2018, 17:09
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Please try with this version: https://sourceforge.net/projects/mul...0.zip/download
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10th May 2018, 19:38
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Yes, this test version fixes it, thanks a lot...
It also seems that I can use this executable as a hotfix for the stable version (it does not have a built-in timebomb like the beta versions). Nice... Cheers manolito |
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18th May 2018, 01:01
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Hey, I just tried to use LameXP for the first time. And I can't make it work! Trying to convert wma to mp3. Isn't that possible? Here is the error message:
LameXP v4.16 (Build #2134), compiled on 2018-04-30 at 14:48:13 ------------------------------- The format of this file is NOT supported: C:/Users/Andy/Music/10,000 Maniacs/Our Time in Eden/01 Noah's Dove.wma Container Format: Windows Media Audio Format: Type: WMA, Version: 2, Bitrate: ≈168 kbps (Variable) |
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18th May 2018, 03:02
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Congratulations, on your first post you already discovered a major bug in the latest LameXP version...
 I can confirm your issue, WMA v2 sources are rejected by the current LameXP version. I went back to the previous stable version 4.15, and this version has no problems with these sources. Time for a hotfix... Cheers manolito And a general rant: After going back to a previous stable version I noticed that even for stable versions there is a time bomb of 1 year. I think that this is plain stupid. For Alpha, Beta or RC versions I can understand, but not for stable versions. Users may have valid reasons to stick to older stable versions, this latest WMA bug is a good example. Please stop imposing your views on users... |
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18th May 2018, 21:43
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 Please try with the new TEST build: https://sourceforge.net/projects/lam...0.exe/download
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19th May 2018, 20:29
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Well, that worked! And man, that's perhaps the first time I've really given my computer a workout. 99% CPU for 1.6 hours!
And not only that, I intercut the original wav, the wma I made from that wav, and the mp3 I made from the wma. I can't tell the difference! Great program! Thanks a lot! |
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25th May 2018, 22:37
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I can confirm that the Alpha build 2140 does solve the WMA v2 issue...
 Any chance for a stable hotfix version? The LameXP test versions are not really user friendly, they expire after 30 days, and installing a newer test version requires users to reenter all their settings. (And you used some dirty tricks to defeat users who just set the system date back to an earlier date... )Having to wait for one whole year until the next stable version fixes the WMA issue is not an acceptable option IMO... Cheers manolito |
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26th May 2018, 19:27
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I'll wait for the final release 
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