You seem to be right, it is quite annoying,
-> added as
http://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view.php?id=5577

Still have this problem in build 1242 :x
[img]http://izzy.org/temp/MM-Art-Sync-Error.jpg[/img]

Please fix soon... With this bug it makes it impossible to "export" music since the process pauses/stops with this error.

I use this feature to export tracks from my library to standard MP3 160 VBR format from FLAC or higher bit rate MP3 for my portable devices

One update my initial post:
This error does NOT comes up on every track that has album art associated with it.

After checking some of the tracks that cause this error, it seems they have multiple listing under Album Art but some of them aren't valid. For example, one entry may have album art and the picture shows and a .JPG file exist in the alubm directory. But other entries are listed that don't have a picture, nor do they have a matching picture file.

So I think the issue is that MM is reading in these pointers to missing alumlb art and thorwing the error.


Running Windows 7 RC x64 now with a fresh install of 1242

Updated: 5/3/09: Change build number in subject, orginally seen in 1208 and every release I've tested since.

When trying to rip/convert an auto playlist to a folder a get an error on each JPG file. I'm guessing it's trying to convert the JPG file to an MP3 :-?

Right click on Auto Play list and choose "Send To\Rip (Folder/Convert)\<Drive>\<Folder path>

After awhile it will hit a folder or something that contians JPG and I get this error:
[quote]Error
Problem copying file <path>\<filename>.JPG to <path>\<filename>.JPG.

Cancel | Retry | Ignore[/quote]

Other info:
[list]
Only get error with JPG files
Converting to MP3 256 CBR
[/list]

Need at least an Ignore or Cancel all, since this error stops the copy/rip from contiuning, have to click cancel every time it comes up.

Currently Ignore doesn't seem to do anything, the same error just keeps coming up. For some files I had to his Cancel multiple times, the error came up and the path of the JPG was the same each time.

OS: Vista x64 Ultimate SP1, 4 core, 8GB ram, 2 SATA, 2 eSATA drives