nohitter151 wrote:

nanite2000 wrote:It happened again.

Has this been registered as a bug? Or do you need more information?

Thanks.

Please use the current version 4.0.5 and see if the problem continues.

This is happening in v4.0.5. (I did include the version number in the title of the post)

Another MM hang just now, when manually changing song: Description: A problem caused this program to stop interacting with Windows. Problem signature: Problem Event Name: AppHangB1 Application Name: MediaMonkey.exe Application Version: 4.0.5.1496 Application Timestamp: 4fce42c3 Hang Signature: 882d ...

FYI: Here's another person who had a similar "Access violation at address 708B1EAF in module 'in_mfaudio.dll'" problem:
http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... =1&t=64135

Just had another MM crash (Windows stays up and responsive). This time, the MM Report Error dialog came up. Unfortunately, I clicked on "Tell me more about this problem" link. This brings up the error info, but when I clicked [OK] on that dialog after viewing the info, the original Error dialog also ...

System: Intel E8500, 6GB Ram, AMD HD5450 video, Win7 x64 SP1 + MM 4.0.5.1496 + Quicktime Alternative 1.81 (I was prompted to install QT by MM4 when it came across a file it couldn't play) Ever since I installed MM4 on my new Win7 x64 box, I've been getting MM randomly closing every couple of hours ...

Don't know if this makes a difference, but the previous working version that was installed was installed as "Non-skinned", whereas the new non-working version was installed as "Overwrite windows theme (skinned)".

I've downloaded and installed the latest 1449_debug version. Same thing happens.

I've opened a ticket (id= 13418), and uploaded the .elf file there.

Hi NoHitter, I'm on XP, and there is no indication in the post you pointed me to, as to where MediaMonkey.elf is located (only portable and Win7 locations are listed) . I've search a number of places and can't find it. Where is it supposed to be? I don't specifically have the _debug version. Do I ...

I've just installed 4.0.0.1448.exe over the top of an existing and working 4.0.0.1439. Now, when starting MM4, the splash screen comes up for a few seconds, the icon appears in the sytem tray, and then the computer plays the "bump"(something failed) sound, and the startup of MM4 quits, before ...

I'm trying to install this into MM3 v3.2.2.1300 but I'm getting a "Product Installation Error". Any ideas?

Also tried the older v2.1 and got the same thing.

Thanks .

To reproduce: 1) Start playing a song 2) Open View > Properties 3) Switch to a browser window, look up the lyrics, and copy the text of the lyrics. 4) Switch back to MM, and navigate to the Lyrics tab. Paste the text into it. Do NOT click the [ Update ] button. 5) Leaving the Properties window open ...

Media server was just playing songs, when it crashed with this error:

Access violation at address 0089DC62 in module "MediaMonkey.exe". Read of address B768A954.

It was playing "Good Luck" by Sondre Lerche. MP3 format.

Machine: AMD 4600+, 4GB RAM, WinXPsp3

This may not be precisely relevant to your issue, but thought I'd post it anyway... I was plagued with a similar "static" noise - I'd also describe it as "high pitched whining". Basically, it sounded as if the sounds of the internal workings of the machine had leaked into the sound lines. I tried ...

Steps to reproduce: 1) I selected, say, 30 tracks and did an auto-organise (ctrl-R). 2) After clicking OK, the Path field of the tracks could be seen changing one at a time, around 1 per second. Not sure why it was going so slowly, but I have been having some temporary lock-ups with one of my drives ...

Yes, I think it was AAC+. Is that not supported?