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Côme:
Hello,

I'm currently testing JRiver 19 (Mac version). I imported my music files (~15000 files), mostly lossless with ALAC m4a format.
Globally it worked well: only 4 files weren't imported.

The problem is that I don't know why those 4 files weren't imported: they all import correctly under iTunes and Synology audio station. And they all play well. I don't see any special character in the filename. How to know why those files don't import well ? Is there a mean to correct them ?

Thanks for your help.
Regards.
Côme

Côme:

I finally re-ripped the four files with another CD reader and another tool and it works now.
Anyway, it could be nice to have more information about the reason why some files aren't imported.

Regards,
Côme

nathan_berg:
Can say but when I have problems it is usually due to an invalid ATOM, in the header of the file

Côme:

--- Quote from: nathan_berg on November 27, 2013, 06:06:06 am ---Can say but when I have problems it is usually due to an invalid ATOM, in the header of the file


--- End quote ---

Hi,
Thanks for your answer. It must be something like this : I tried to convert my m4a to flac with XLD and there was a runtime error during conversion in the end of the file. So I guess it's a bad format, even if iTunes or my other readers didn't see it.

Regards,
Côme

JohnT:
If you put one of those files in Dropbox and send us a link, we can take a look to see if our m4a reader can be more forgiving.  logs at jriver dot com

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