Hi Colin,
I suspect that you may have to reduce track 7's name to below 128 characters
from its current 159. It's certainly worth trying.
George
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From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of
Colin@xxxxxxxxx
Sent: 14 September 2020 08:23
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] Re: FW: a strange cd writing problem.
Dave,
I could find no block in either the g:\Jones folder or the version in
DropBox, both play in WinAmp no problem, the g:\Jones folder was copied into
DropBox directly with no changes.
I tried writing the file alone to a disc, same problem, file on disc but
would not play.
I created another version of the file on my hard g:\ disc, the same name,
same attributes, allowing about three seconds of silence, I then opened the
file from the g:\Jones folder and pasted the content onto the end of the
silence, deleted the silence and saved the new file onto my g:\ in the root,
then tried writing to a new disk alone, same problem.
I am wondering if the name of the file is too long, if yes, why does the
system not tell me of the problem?
Here are the current names of all the tracks.
1 - A note from Colin.mp3
2 - Geoff Barker 2007 11 10 second hour contains a chat with Vince Egor.mp3
3 - Geoff Barker 2014 02 22 - second hour music and chat with Vince Ega.mp3
4 - Geoff Barker 2015 06 06 - including a talk with British Rock'n'Roll
pioneer Vince Eager about his album '75 Not Out'.mp3
5 - Geoff Barker 2016 01 09 - with Charlie Gracie and Vince Eager.mp3
6 - Geoff Barker 2017 01 28 with Vince Eager.mp3
7 - Geoff Barker 2017 09 30 A Tribute to Jack Good, where Geoff talks with
singer, Vince Eager, about his memories of the legendary TV and
record-producer.mp3
8 - Geoff Barker 2018 08 12 includes a chat with Billy Fury's friend and
package-tour partner, Vince Eager.mp3
Yes, looking at these names, track 7 wraps over three lines, I think I will
change all the names to Geoff Barker, yyyy mm dd.mp3
On Sun, 13 Sep 2020 18:58:06 +0100, <daj.griffith@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
-Dear Colin
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-Unfortunately plain text emails are disappearing fast as an option -
Windows Mail no longer supports it for example and you cannot mail in that
format. I think it will eventually go with the rest of us dinosaurs.
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with that format.
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-From: David Griffith <daj.griffith@xxxxxxxxx>
-Sent: 13 September 2020 02:42
-To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
-Subject: RE: [access-uk] a strange cd writing problem.
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-Dear Colin
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-If you check the file properties for file 7 you may find that the file is
actually blocked. This does not seem to be the case with the other files
that you have sent.
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-This is normally from my experience a permissions issue but why this is
happening just with file 7 is not clear to me.
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-I would suggest first of all checking to see if it is blocked your end and
if it is then unblocking it in properties and see if that solves your
issue.
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-However the fact that there is a permissions issue is strange and the
problem may persist.
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-If the file still plays despite the block I would personally just
re-record it from your sound card using something like virtual Recorder
which is beautifully easy to use.
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-I would then replace this blocked permissions version with with this new
recording and see how you get on.
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-David G.
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-From: Colin@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:Colin@xxxxxxxxx>
-Sent: 13 September 2020 01:04
-To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
-Subject: [access-uk] a strange cd writing problem.
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-Greetings,
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-I was informed only six files had been found, I have now checked and made
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-sure all 8 files are in the folder.
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-On Sat, 12 Sep 2020 19:57:07 +0100, Colin@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:Colin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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--Greetings,
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--I am having a strange cd writing problem which, maybe, somebody can solve.
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--I have a brand new cd writer which is an USB device, working no problems
on
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--my Windows 7 desktop.
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--I want to write an .mp3 audio disc, I am using BurnAware Free.
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--I tried setting this up but initially the size of 8 tracks was well over
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-the
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--disc capacity, I decided to reduce sampling from 44,100 160KBPS stereo,
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--initially to 32,000 160KBPS stereo, tried this on one track, when adding
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-the
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--sizes for the remainder, still more than disc capacity. I therefore
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--reluctantly resorted to 24,000 96KBPS stereo, giving me a size well within
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--the disc capacity.
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--First write gave no problems but on checking the disc found track 7 would
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--not play though looking at properties Etc. seemed no problem, all other
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--tracks played fine.
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--I wondered if as all tracks played ok from the hard disc, maybe the file
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--might be corrupted, I therefore put it through GoldWave, still using
V5.70,
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--removed a few seconds from the file's end which took the form of notice
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--given to hear programs later on the western regional local BBC services,
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--saved the file no problems.
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--I then tried a second disk from the same batch of Maxels used for the
first
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--disc, exactly the same results, all but track 7 played.
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--This time, I also tried calling up Winamp from the desktop, pressed l and
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--entered h:\ pressed enter, could see the disk but strangely, track 7 was
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--missing.
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--I have put the folder into DropBox and wonder might somebody find a
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--solution? I will leave the folder available until the end of September and
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--would welcome any feedback.
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--Folder Name:
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-- jones
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--DropBox Folder DownLoad Link:
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