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[telemachus]

Hi there

I have downloaded the latest version of Imgburn, and with cue files and their related .ape files, I get this error - every time, with any cue-ape files. Does anyone know what it means? I have searched the forum and have not found anything about that.

 

I have checked the .cue files and AFAIK there is nothing wrong with them, here is a snippet of the first few lines - the media file IS called CDImage.ape :

 

 

REM GENRE Classical

REM DATE 1997

REM DISCID 8709650A

REM COMMENT "ExactAudioCopy v0.95b2"

PERFORMER "Johann Sebastian Bach"

TITLE "Il Giardino Armonico, Brandenburg Concertos No. 1-6, Teldec 4509-98442-2"

FILE "CDImage.ape" WAVE

TRACK 01 AUDIO

TITLE "Concerto No. 1 F-dur, BWV 1046, 1.Allegro"

PERFORMER "Johann Sebastian Bach"

INDEX 01 00:00:00

 

Thanks,

Mark.

[mmalves]

Install DCBass Source and try again

[LIGHTNING UK!]

ImgBurn would prefer it if you changed 'WAVE' to say 'APE'... I think it copes either way though.

[telemachus]

ImgBurn would prefer it if you changed 'WAVE' to say 'APE'... I think it copes either way though.

 

 

Hi there Lightning,

 

yep, I think that was part of the problem.

often I find that cue files refer to an ape file with a .wav extension, even though the accompanying ape file has an .ape extension. I changed them back to ape, made sure the cue file was referencing a .ape file and it works fine.

 

Thanks for the help.

 

I think the problem came when I was trying to uninstall quicktime alternative to install apple's quicktime, and had to remove codec packs etc etc to try dig it out. I must have taken out my ape codec at the same time.

 

Cheers mate

Mark.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

That's probably because the CUE is created for the original WAV file that then gets converted to an APE - but the CUE is never updated to reflect that WAV -> APE change.

[telemachus]

Hi.

Yeah, but It seems odd the software that makes the ape and cue files places text in the .cue file which does not reference the ape file properly. I see that all the time and wonder why the encoding software does not create them so an extra step is not necessary.

 

tx again

Mark.