Title: Strange Unattended Happenings! Post by: Scroobius on January 21, 2012, 02:36:09 pm Hi Peter - I hope you are well and that the New Year has started well for you Ciska & Paul.
Anyway onto my little problemette. Everything works fine and I am usually playing redbooks in unattended mode. So far so good. But if I play a 24-96 file in unattended then at some stage when the file is playing back it will suddenly stop and start playing another track and then it will play for a while then stop and move to another track. If I play the 24-96 file in attended mode no problem it plays fine. My best wishes to you all Paul Title: Re: Strange Unattended Happenings! Post by: PeterSt on January 21, 2012, 03:01:58 pm Hey Paul,
Hmm ... never heard of that, but I must admit that I never play such files myself (only for testing and then for a few seconds, and not Unattended either). Are you sure this is repeatable ? I mean, it can happen that when you change the volume at an unlucky point (usually towards the end of a track) that this happens, but if I had to say it : for Redbook (just the same). Also : Things are a bit difficult to test for me, because the quirck 176.4/192 x 4 had (per Praphans posts and help) which I solved. This is not the same problem, but I know the base of this problem related to what you say, *if* indeed inherently there as a problem. So, completely repeatable ? Maybe the 24/96 is in the middle of 16/44.1 tracks ? Let me know, Peter Title: Re: Strange Unattended Happenings! Post by: praphan on January 21, 2012, 04:32:59 pm Hello Peter,
Greetings from Bangkok! Chinese New Year is approaching in two days. Wishing you and your family a very healthy and prosperous year of the Golden Dragon. Glad to hear that you solved the RR 176.4 problem already. Is this solely XXHE related ? If so then it is going to be taking effect in the next release. :) Best regards, Praphan Title: Re: Strange Unattended Happenings! Post by: PeterSt on January 21, 2012, 04:45:11 pm Well, then a prosperous New Year for you Praphan. Two days early must be OK.
The problem is in the tracks (header) itself, but it is a very indirect one and the data concerned will normally not be used by other playback software I think. I use it as a solution to some WASAPI problem for supporting all the sample rates existing (like 768 etc. does officially not exist at all). But I could work around it now. Kind regards, Peter Title: Re: Strange Unattended Happenings! Post by: Scroobius on January 24, 2012, 07:34:39 pm Hi Peter - I am currently listening to another 24-96 from the same source (iTrax download) and there are no problems listening in unattended. I will try another 24-96 at some stage but perhaps this is an isolated problem. It is typical of my luck that it is one of my favourites - I will try and re-download it to see if that cures the problem. It seems strange that it plays OK in attended.
Best Regards Paul Title: Re: Strange Unattended Happenings! Post by: PeterSt on January 24, 2012, 08:15:49 pm Paul,
If you can clearly copy the behaviour, please send me (FileMail) the sequence of files so I can try to solve it. Okay ? All the best, Peter Title: Re: Strange Unattended Happenings! Post by: Scroobius on January 25, 2012, 08:43:56 pm Peter - well strange indeed. The problem is totally repeatable when I play the album from the existing directory. The first two tracks giving the problem. So I created a new test directory and copied the first two tracks into it. And yes you have guessed no problem they play without problems. So some more testing to be done. Next I will copy the whole contents of the existing directory into a new directory and see if the problem happens. But I cannot stand to listen to those tracks again tonight so maybe tomorrow.
Cheers Paul Title: Re: Strange Unattended Happenings! Post by: PeterSt on January 26, 2012, 08:15:09 am Huh ?
But did you copy the complete contents of that directory ? And what about what's above it (so, could the directory above it be involved) ? Think about MultiVolume behaviour as well. Not that I see how this could influence it (but hey, this is how bugs exist eh ? :swoon:). Peter |