With both krmathis' rev 1009 and rev 1024 nightly builds I tried ripping several CDs with encoding to FLAC. The ripping proceeds, but the encoding does not start. The Encoder window opens and each ripped track is added to the list in the Encoder window, but the encoding does not start. "Progress" stays at 0% and "Remaining" stays at 0 seconds for all tracks.
I went back to 0.6.1, which worked fine with the same CDs.
rev 1009 and 1024, ripping to FLAC does not work
It was the first thing I tried. Stopped all encoding, stopped all ripping, saved the document (or so I thought), quit Max, removed the CD, deleted the prefs, started Max, set my pref settings again, inserted CD, entered all tags again (were not saved), started ripping: The problem was still there.sbooth wrote:Not to sound like a broken record, but do you have the same problem if you delete the preferences? I am unable to duplicate this behavior- FLAC ripping works fine for me.
PowerBook G4, Mac OS X 10.4.8
What are your preferences? Hopefully if I enter the same ones I will get the same behavior.RonaldPR wrote:It was the first thing I tried. Stopped all encoding, stopped all ripping, saved the document (or so I thought), quit Max, removed the CD, deleted the prefs, started Max, set my pref settings again, inserted CD, entered all tags again (were not saved), started ripping: The problem was still there.
Same problem with MP3
I was having the same problem with MP3's
When I turned off custom file naming the files encoded perfectly.
The only draw back is that I can't name the files the way I want.
I have a batch file re-namer that uses id3 tags so I'll be fine until this issue gets resolved.
When I turned off custom file naming the files encoded perfectly.
The only draw back is that I can't name the files the way I want.
I have a batch file re-namer that uses id3 tags so I'll be fine until this issue gets resolved.
Re: Same problem with MP3
Can you post your custom naming string?scross28 wrote:I was having the same problem with MP3's
When I turned off custom file naming the files encoded perfectly.
The only draw back is that I can't name the files the way I want.
I have a batch file re-namer that uses id3 tags so I'll be fine until this issue gets resolved.
The problem is indeed related to custom format for output. When I unchecked the box, encoding after ripping proceeded fine.
The custom file naming I used is only little different from the default file naming:
{albumTitle}/{trackNumber} {trackTitle}
using two digit track numbers
Exactly the same format works fine in Max 0.6.1.
The custom file naming I used is only little different from the default file naming:
{albumTitle}/{trackNumber} {trackTitle}
using two digit track numbers
Exactly the same format works fine in Max 0.6.1.