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Title: FLAC and Windows 10 1809
Post by: newsposter on January 02, 2019, 04:04:49 pm
metadata and certain playback functionality is broken if you use the internal Windows codecs....  Includes 'simple' things like Windows Explorer listings.......

https://mspoweruser.com/broken-flac-support-is-a-new-known-issue-in-the-windows-10-october-2018-update/
Title: Re: FLAC and Windows 10 1809
Post by: swiv3d on January 02, 2019, 04:17:34 pm
Good thing we are using JRiver MC then isn't it.
Title: Re: FLAC and Windows 10 1809
Post by: Awesome Donkey on January 02, 2019, 04:26:47 pm
Yeah, I noticed that right off the bat with 1809, and assumed it was a "feature".
Title: Re: FLAC and Windows 10 1809
Post by: RD James on January 03, 2019, 08:37:48 am
1809 is spectacularly broken.
I updated to it the other day on one of my systems because I thought it had been long enough and I had not been hearing constant news about issues with it, it was said to fix some of the issues I was having on 1803 like Bluetooth audio controls, but ended up breaking Hyper-V, none of the UWP apps display icons any more, PNG files do not display thumbnails in Explorer any more, and I have run into several other weird issues like that.

I've been able to fix some of them, but it's probably going to end up like 1803 where I'm using a half-broken OS for another 6+ months until they fix some of those issues and add some more.
I'm not sure whether to roll back to 1803, as 1809 did some of the issues I was having, but it's more that I'm not convinced that it will downgrade 'safely'.
 
After picking up one of the new iPad Pros recently, I find that I am using it for significantly more than any previous iPad (the Pencil is a big contributing factor there) and it's really making me want to ditch Windows altogether.