Splitting audio and graphic data -locks up

[Mitd9922]

After about two to five hundred files it locks up on the splitting a + g data.
These are KMA to MP3+G files. Also how do I view the bad file log?

[admin]

Originally Posted by Mitd9922

After about two to five hundred files it locks up on the splitting a + g data.
These are KMA to MP3+G files. Also how do I view the bad file log?

Sorry you are having problems.

1. Are you using Songverter 1.003? If not, go to http://www.mtu.com/, click the Downloads navigation button and the Songverter Download. Get and install 1.003.

2. Am I reading correctly that as you convert KMA files to MP3+G, after 200 - 500 it locks up?

3. What type of KMA are these, and are they all the same type?

4. Read the manual on where the bad file log is, and opening it with Notepad to view/print it.

It says "If a file is bad, a beep sounds and conversion moves to the next file. The bad files' Path/Filename is added to the /Songverter/BadFileLog.txt log file. When conversion is done, if any bad files were found, a message bubble appears when the processing is done, informing you that bad files were found and added to the .txt file. Click within this bubble to launch Notepad with the BadFileLog.txt log file open for viewing or printing."

5. Launch Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Del keys together) and while converting, watch the Memory useage meter. If it keeps going up for each KMA file, or for some of them, post that back here. It indicates a "memory leak" we can fix. We don't think there is one, but we may be wrong.

[Mitd9922]

Originally Posted by admin

Sorry you are having problems.

1. Are you using Songverter 1.003? If not, go to http://www.mtu.com/, click the Downloads navigation button and the Songverter Download. Get and install 1.003.

2. Am I reading correctly that as you convert KMA files to MP3+G, after 200 - 500 it locks up?

3. What type of KMA are these, and are they all the same type?

4. Read the manual on where the bad file log is, and opening it with Notepad to view/print it.

It says "If a file is bad, a beep sounds and conversion moves to the next file. The bad files' Path/Filename is added to the /Songverter/BadFileLog.txt log file. When conversion is done, if any bad files were found, a message bubble appears when the processing is done, informing you that bad files were found and added to the .txt file. Click within this bubble to launch Notepad with the BadFileLog.txt log file open for viewing or printing."

5. Launch Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Del keys together) and while converting, watch the Memory useage meter. If it keeps going up for each KMA file, or for some of them, post that back here. It indicates a "memory leak" we can fix. We don't think there is one, but we may be wrong.

1.003
since my last post the last four times it locked up was at 508 files each time
all CD+G files from original discs
no bad file log in notepad
task manager 47% max

[Mitd9922]

I've sat and watched this thing lock up at the same point six times in a row. What a pain. Have to do task man. shutdown then find the last file converted pick the next one and start over at the point it shut down. I still don't have a bad file log in notepad. HELP!!!!

[bobcox- with the Lord]

Whats locking up???

[Mitd9922]

read my previous posts i.e. splitting audio and graphic file lock up

[ddouglass]

IF there is a BadFileLog and you can't see it through the program the file should be located in
C:\Documents and Settings\%User%\Local Settings\Application Data\MTU\Songverter
However if the program is locking up and having to be forced to close then you may not get the file, because it isn't written until the process has finished.
Since you are processing MP3+G then I assume you did install the recommended lame_enc.dll file to the System32 folder. And I hope you do have all the Custom Updates from Microsoft installed.
When you are converting these files do you have the "Delete Original" button pushed? If so try doing some (more than 508) without it on and see if that works.

[Mitd9922]

Originally Posted by ddouglass

IF there is a BadFileLog and you can't see it through the program the file should be located in
C:\Documents and Settings\%User%\Local Settings\Application Data\MTU\Songverter
However if the program is locking up and having to be forced to close then you may not get the file, because it isn't written until the process has finished.
Since you are processing MP3+G then I assume you did install the recommended lame_enc.dll file to the System32 folder. And I hope you do have all the Custom Updates from Microsoft installed.
When you are converting these files do you have the "Delete Original" button pushed? If so try doing some (more than 508) without it on and see if that works.

I installed the lame file before I started the first files. I did an update on the micro stuff earlier today but maybe I didn't get all the updates needed.
delete original not pushed at all
I just seems odd that it gets to 508 each time and it stops again and again. Its on 486 right now and I'll let ya know in a few if it happens again. Thanks

EDIT: It just did it again right at 508 WT?
And I did find the badfiletxt.log file but nothing listed in it is anywhere near the files that are having the honor of being # 508 every time