The build is public now. Feedback appreciated.
Yeah, I have been testing it. So far as far as my issues are concerned not a thing has changed.
In this last round of testing I've noticed a few other clues.
1. Smaller DSF files (running time less than 3:00) are more likely to succeed at 176k. Some of those will fail at 176k but succeed at 352.8k (no DSP processing enabled). Larger files will fail at any output speed. The larger they are the more outrageous the corrupt file sizes are... multiple gigabytes.
2. Often, the first file you try to convert from DSF to FLAC, if it is one that would normally convert successfully (usually) nothing is written to the designated output directory. Not even the 'Temporary Convert File - xxxx.flac'. It never shows up.
3. Some times (I'm not sure just what sets it off) after several conversions (successful or not) all output to the designated directory will just stop. The conversion appears to go through the motions (successful or not), but nothing shows up. Sometimes, if you close MC and server then restart it it will start working again.
4. Some times when writing what will become a corrupt file, it produces the Temporary Convert File, but leaves it. Doesn't complete the process.
I hadn't seen #3 or #4 until this version #155, but I had seen #2 a couple of times when it was the first file being converted in #154. I could never duplicate it then. It just happened once in a while.
I have a file for you to download from my dropbox. It is a 7z compressed zip file 480MB in size which contain 5 DSD tracks, all of which are problematic. If you'd rather download them uncompressed individually, those are there too. Please use these to identify the problem. I'll send more details in PM.
--Bill