Hi. I just stumbled across the JRiver Media Jukebox (seems like it deserves more publicity) and it is impressive -- particularly .cue file support and gapless playback. I attempted to add a mix of files (including .m4a) to the library via the auto import feature, but the "analyzing audio" phase -- I'm guessing for the .m4a files -- is very slow.
I can't tell for sure, because I can't tell how many .m4a's were processed before I canceled during "analyzing audio", but it appears that I cannot play the .m4a track until it has been "analyzed" (because when I try .m4a tracks at the top of the library list they play, but when I try others farther down on the library list I get an "unsupported file type" errror - which I can't seem to escape from without killing the program since it just advances to the next track with the same error when I click OK or the X on the error message).
I found a thread, relative to Media Center, that said to "Go to Tools -> Options -> Playback Engine -> DirectShow Playback Settings..., and uncheck the checkbox next to "m4a" in the list on the right hand side", but I cannot find this option in Jukebox.
I have a Core2Duo machine with iTunes installed, as well as foobar2000, Nero, etc.
Help would be appreciated.
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Topic: Jukebox 12.0.47 and .m4a files (Read 1715 times)