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[gl.tter]

Updated - latest version: 1.0 (now with shell extension)

I've released a little standalone Windows utility that will check single Wavpack files, or all .wv files contained in a directory tree or drive for errors:
http://wavpack.gl.tter.org

Easy two-click operation. It writes the full paths of any bad files found to a text file for further processing. Useful when eg. like me you ripped 1500+ files with an overheating CPU, and had to track down the few corrupted ones.

Bug reports welcome (here or email).

This post has been edited by gl.tter: Dec 31 2006, 21:38

[askoff]

It took more than couple of days for me to test without overclockings, but anyway it solved the problem. All Wavpack integrity check tools work now as the should, and gives no errors anymore.

[off topic]
This overclocking hobby is so strange. I can only wonder, why this computer hasn't crashed even at once, while it has been overclocked all these few months. Now I know good test utility to test this CPUs overclockin limits.
[/off topic]

[disintegrated]

Hi gl.tter,


is Win98 SE supported by CheckWavpack?
Because it's not working on my side.


I copied the .exe into a folder with wavpacks, and doubleclicked:

CODE

- CheckWavpackFiles v0.94b -  (c) gl.tter (gl@r-i-l.net) 2006
    updates & goodies: http://wavpack.gl.tter.org
    supports Wavpack files up to v4.x.
__

Invalid path '??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????'

Press any key to exit.

Then I tried the drop-a-folder method without success:

CODE

- CheckWavpackFiles v0.94b -  (c) gl.tter (gl@r-i-l.net) 2006
    updates & goodies: http://wavpack.gl.tter.org
    supports Wavpack files up to v4.x.
__

Invalid path 'E:\WAVPACK\THECLASH'

Press any key to exit.

Regards,
disintegrated

This post has been edited by disintegrated: Dec 13 2006, 12:10

[gl.tter]

is Win98 SE supported by CheckWavpack?
Because it's not working on my side.

No, I didn't think anybody was still using it (NT-based apps use Unicode strings, hence the garbage paths you were getting).

Try this version and let me know if it works.

[collector]

is Win98 SE supported by CheckWavpack?
Because it's not working on my side.

No, I didn't think anybody was still using it (NT-based apps use Unicode strings, hence the garbage paths you were getting).

I do. Not even SE . Win98 is sufficient enough to run my MMM (multi media machine). It's only for fooling around with music and downloads. I am a newbie at Wavpack. So, I can't try your checker yet.