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benn600

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A more stable FLAC player?
« on: October 17, 2006, 04:05:12 pm »

I don't think so.  What are my options for converting everything to another lossless format?  I am fed up with the crashing and don't want to deal with them anymore.  I prefer flac many times over any other lossless compression format because we know it is reliable and will be around for a long time--and it's the most well known lossless compression format.

What should I convert everything to so I can be done with this hassling?  I want the best possible file in the end and I am not looking forward to managing two libraries because I really need to keep FLAC around so I can switch back the second it stops crashing like it does.  I want the most stable format that exists--one that will never crash.  I am so used to MC crashing I just have gotten used to it and don't even worry about it anymore but it's getting to be annoying.  I also hate having to install a plugin.  I wish MC would add native, high quality FLAC support to MC 12.  That would instantly improve my satisfaction with MC.
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JimH

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Re: A more stable FLAC player?
« Reply #1 on: October 17, 2006, 04:06:37 pm »

Please post in the FLAC thread on the Third Party forum.  It's here:
http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=35145.0

You may be using the wrong encoder/decoder set.
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