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Old September 22nd, 2007, 12:44 PM
baransy baransy is offline
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Songverter help needed

I have a brand new PC, super fast, Windows XL, 2 gigs of ram, 500 gig HD WD external.

At the thought of being able to convert my 6000 karaoke songs from kma to mp3+g ( when I ripped my library with Hoster, I knew of no other options) Now Im stuck with 6000 karaoke songs that took me 3 months to rip and no other program will play them. I have bought Hoser 3 times and as we change computers and / or need to format I cant get Hoster to allow me to re instal the program. So I immediately bought the congverter program (not trial version)

I fought to get the exact suggested lame file in the windows system folder as instructed.

I stopped all programs, office, antivirus to dedicate the machine to this large conversion process.

after 1000 or so converts we get the following message

"Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime library"

Program...les\micro technology unlimited\songverter\songverter.exe

this application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual
way. Please contact application support team.

I dont know if the 1000 songs converted are okay or not? I am trying to convert to mp+3 at 192k and dont know if thats best?

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