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August 7th, 2008 02:03 PM |
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Originally Posted by bryant
(Post 78629)
I think I'll save a complete copy of the kma folder right in the HD and if I get too many bad zips, I'll recopy the old folder and use 3.4. I was also wondering if 3.4 uses the newly converted HDmp3g files as well? as well as the "bad zip files" that did not get imported?
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Being able to restore is "required" to do the conversion. :w
KMA HDMP3G format files, which the HDZIPs are being converted into, have always been able to play, even before HDZIP files. When converted, the WILL play in 3.40 or 4.0x, or 3.321a or prior to some point in history.
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Originally Posted by bryant
(Post 78635)
Yes, but there are some that are getting those "bad zips" and others who would want to know if the "bad zips" still work in 3.4, if they fear they won't they would hesitate to upgrade, I presume.
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Hoster uses the most sophisticated unzip code available, and will unzip MAX compressed files. If a file is reported as bad, it was likely imported into Hoster some time back when the error checking was not as good as in 4.0x. These bad files likely would never play in any version of Hoster. You can try to unzip and play them as MP3+G file "pairs" to see if the raw files are good. If so, you can convert them to HDMP3G files.
If anyone finds a bad .KMA file, please attach it to your post in this Thread.
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