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More => Old Versions => Media Center 14 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: Whiteshore on February 19, 2010, 06:51:00 am
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Help! I "upgraded" from Windows XP Professional x64 to Windows 7 Professional x64, then reinstalled JRiver Media Center 14, and now two things happen every time I open the program:
1. my library is completely gone, lost, and
2. the program automatically starts (re)importing files to the library (all unassigned, of course).
Why is my installation not saving the information I assign? (The songs I rip from CD are still in my Windows Music file.)
Another problem, this one with Windows 7: I get a wierd, echo effect when I play music back, even though I've turned off every filter and effect I can find. This happens whether using J River Media Center or Windows Media Player, so I assume it's something to do with the operating system. But it makes music unlistenable!
I would deeply appreciate any help! Thanks,
Eric,
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Just stop the import and find a backup of your old library. MC makes them automatically.
File/Library/Restore Library.
For the echo, go to Window Control Panel/Sounds and check your settings. Try the playback tests there.
In MC, switch the Playback between Direct Sound and Wave Out. If you have a digital connection to a receiver, try WASAPI.