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[shAf]

When importing a directory full of OGG files, MJ v8.0.370 resulted in error messages ("this program has performed an illegal operation ... shut down ... contact the program vendor").  MJ v8.0.372 doesn't crash but simply fails to import them.

 These are my own OGG files grabbed and encoded with EAC (beta 4).  I suppose I could try encoding with MJ, but there must be a reason why these don't work.  Suggestions ...

[JimH]

Can you play them with MJ?

Import a few at a time by dragging them into the content window.  One may be a problem.

[shAf]

No ... I cannot play them.  When I drag one of them to the playlist window I get this error:
~~~~~~
MEDIA JUKEBOX caused an invalid page fault in
module MSVCRT.DLL at 017f:7800d4f1.
Registers:
EAX=01af0078 CS=017f EIP=7800d4f1 EFLGS=00010286
EBX=01bf000c SS=0187 ESP=0095dbf8 EBP=0095dc18
ECX=01af01bc DS=0187 ESI=00ffffff FS=189f
EDX=00000000 ES=0187 EDI=00000029 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 0a 2b 4d f0 8b f1 89 4d f8 c1 fe 04 4e 83 fe
Stack dump:
00000000 00000080 02b90000 81730f58 00000090 01af01bc ffffffff 00000000
0095dc4c 7800cc7f 01bf000c 00000000 00000001 02b90000 00000000 007310f0
~~~~~~~~
 If I try to import these OGGs I get this error:
~~~~~~~~
MEDIA JUKEBOX caused an invalid page fault in
module IN_OGG.DLL at 017f:03535aa9.
Registers:
EAX=00000071 CS=017f EIP=03535aa9 EFLGS=00010206
EBX=00000000 SS=0187 ESP=0095cdb0 EBP=0095d7dc
ECX=0000001f DS=0187 ESI=00000071 FS=3cbf
EDX=bffc9490 ES=0187 EDI=78001390 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 46 08 57 33 ff 85 c0 7e 1a 8b 06 8b 04 b8 85
Stack dump:
01c01d60 03533729 00000071 0095d2bc 01c01d60 035336ff 01c01d60 01c01e20
035321fc 01c01d60 0095d2bc 01c01e20 0095d7dc 00528953 ffffffff 00363534
~~~~~~~~
 Regarding how I encoded these files, pretty much the default settings for EAC|PLS|OGG, at a quality setting of 5.

 If I were to try encoding these with MJ, how do I choose the equivelent "Q" setting which avoids compressing the channel-common-stereo?? (i.e., the difference between a 'q' setting of 4.99 and 5.00)

[shAf]

I forgot to add ... the error messages mentioned have nothing to do with my wireless networking problems (mentioned in another thread).  The errors came from a MJ (372) install and reading the computers own 'D' drive (Windows 98SE)

cheerios ... shAf  

[JimH]

Do check for updates in MJ to see if your ogg decoder is up to date.

As a test, download and install the ogg encoder plug-in and rip a CD to ogg.  Try playing the ripped files.

[shAf]

I just encoded an OGG with MJ ... custom encoder setting: -q 5 ... and it works  )

 Except I now have a new problem ... and excuse my "newbie" questions:  Like other posts, the database lookup fails ... so this OGG is named 'track1.ogg'.  I'll look into this more, but at the moment I can re-insert the CD and nothing happens 'cept to indicate track1, track2, ..., and there being no button for "get info" (in spite of whether I enabled YADB or CDDB.

[shAf]

.. although encoding with MJ somehow allows importing of OGGs to work, I hope you'll look into the EAC|PLS|OGG issue ... that is, EAC simply calls on the distributed ODD encoder ... and I have many of these OGGs and do not want to encode them again.  Could it be an internal tag issue?  Can I otherwize, tell MJ to ignore internal "stuff", and allow me to manage there tags with MJ???

shAf  )

[joe mama]

Could you inadvertently have EAC setup to add ID3v1 or ID3v2 tags to your OGGs?  This might be causing the problems.

Rob

[LCtheDJ]

Over at Hydrogen Audio they've discussed the problem caused by EAC adding ID3 tags to ogg files.  
http://www.audio-illumination.org/forums/index.php?act=ST&f=8&t=3240&s=99b72f420a8bd9fdd489dd923abf7060


They've also recommended a program to strip the ID3 tags from the ogg files so you won't have to re-rip and encode all those corrupted files.

Try this:
http://home.wanadoo.nl/~w.speek/tag.htm

[shAf]

Thanx for these links ... I'm apparently one of those "fools" ......