Full Version: Lame used to work?
I was using lame in conjunction with EAC last night and it was ripping just fine. All of a sudden Lame does not work at all. I rienstalled lame and EAC and used jiggafellz guide to reset the proper setting and nothing. I am sure all of my setting are correct becuase they worked last night. I was wondering if anybody has ever had this problem? If you can help I would be forever grateful.
If you are sure it is LAME install a fresh copy from a safe site. Otherwise it has to be at your end. Review your installation and its settings. If you want help from this source you had better tell us how it is installed and what switches. We can be helpful but are just awful at guessing what you are doing. 
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Here is the line command I used -V 0 --vbr-new --add-id3v2 --pad-id3v2 --ta "%a" --tt "%t" --tg "%m" --tl "%g" --ty "%y" --tn "%n" %s %d
Lame is installed in the EAC folder. I installed the recommended version of EAC and Lame'
When Eac transfers the file to lame the window comes up for a second then eac says that every thing was compressed etc. then I go to the folder and all there is is a wave file.
Here is the line command I used -V 0 --vbr-new --add-id3v2 --pad-id3v2 --ta "%a" --tt "%t" --tg "%m" --tl "%g" --ty "%y" --tn "%n" %s %d
Lame is installed in the EAC folder. I installed the recommended version of EAC and Lame'
When Eac transfers the file to lame the window comes up for a second then eac says that every thing was compressed etc. then I go to the folder and all there is is a wave file.
Your settings seem fine and you say they worked yeserday, so I think that it may be a problem with lame's tagging, it could be that the album you are trying to rip now has a non-standard ID3 genre, try adding "--ignore-tag-errors" to your command line and see if it works.
The command line should look like this:
-V 0 --vbr-new --ignore-tag-errors --add-id3v2 --pad-id3v2 --ta "%a" --tt "%t" --tg "%m" --tl "%g" --ty "%y" --tn "%n" %s %d
The command line should look like this:
-V 0 --vbr-new --ignore-tag-errors --add-id3v2 --pad-id3v2 --ta "%a" --tt "%t" --tg "%m" --tl "%g" --ty "%y" --tn "%n" %s %d
Yeah that worked great! But I have a question. The cd's I was ripping last night, I changed the info in the top right corner of EAC, and then cd's I ripped fine before stopped working. Do you think that I changed something permanatley in the EAC options. If so do you have any idea what it is? i'd rather not add this part of the command line option to all my saved profiles. and when I add the "ignore id errors" to the command line what changes in the id tag?
Hey you guys are the best you are allways willing to help, and I appreciate that greatly
Here is the id window in eac, maybe something is wrong there?
Hey you guys are the best you are allways willing to help, and I appreciate that greatly
Here is the id window in eac, maybe something is wrong there?
or use supported genres:
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E:\Program Files\Lame 3.97 b2>lame --genre-list
123 A Cappella
34 Acid
74 Acid Jazz
73 Acid Punk
99 Acoustic
20 Alternative
40 Alt. Rock
26 Ambient
145 Anime
90 Avantgarde
116 Ballad
41 Bass
135 Beat
85 Bebob
96 Big Band
138 Black Metal
89 Bluegrass
0 Blues
107 Booty Bass
132 BritPop
65 Cabaret
88 Celtic
104 Chamber Music
102 Chanson
97 Chorus
136 Christian Gangsta Rap
61 Christian Rap
141 Christian Rock
32 Classical
1 Classic Rock
112 Club
128 Club-House
57 Comedy
140 Contemporary Christian
2 Country
139 Crossover
58 Cult
3 Dance
125 Dance Hall
50 Darkwave
22 Death Metal
4 Disco
55 Dream
127 Drum & Bass
122 Drum Solo
120 Duet
98 Easy Listening
52 Electronic
48 Ethnic
54 Eurodance
124 Euro-House
25 Euro-Techno
84 Fast-Fusion
80 Folk
115 Folklore
81 Folk/Rock
119 Freestyle
5 Funk
30 Fusion
36 Game
59 Gangsta Rap
126 Goa
38 Gospel
49 Gothic
91 Gothic Rock
6 Grunge
129 Hardcore
79 Hard Rock
137 Heavy Metal
7 Hip-Hop
35 House
100 Humour
131 Indie
19 Industrial
33 Instrumental
46 Instrumental Pop
47 Instrumental Rock
8 Jazz
29 Jazz+Funk
146 JPop
63 Jungle
86 Latin
71 Lo-Fi
45 Meditative
142 Merengue
9 Metal
77 Musical
82 National Folk
64 Native American
133 Negerpunk
10 New Age
66 New Wave
39 Noise
11 Oldies
103 Opera
12 Other
75 Polka
134 Polsk Punk
13 Pop
53 Pop-Folk
62 Pop/Funk
109 Porn Groove
117 Power Ballad
23 Pranks
108 Primus
92 Progressive Rock
67 Psychedelic
93 Psychedelic Rock
43 Punk
121 Punk Rock
15 Rap
68 Rave
14 R&B
16 Reggae
76 Retro
87 Revival
118 Rhythmic Soul
17 Rock
78 Rock & Roll
143 Salsa
114 Samba
110 Satire
69 Showtunes
21 Ska
111 Slow Jam
95 Slow Rock
105 Sonata
42 Soul
37 Sound Clip
24 Soundtrack
56 Southern Rock
44 Space
101 Speech
83 Swing
94 Symphonic Rock
106 Symphony
147 Synthpop
113 Tango
18 Techno
51 Techno-Industrial
130 Terror
144 Thrash Metal
60 Top 40
70 Trailer
31 Trance
72 Tribal
27 Trip-Hop
28 Vocal
123 A Cappella
34 Acid
74 Acid Jazz
73 Acid Punk
99 Acoustic
20 Alternative
40 Alt. Rock
26 Ambient
145 Anime
90 Avantgarde
116 Ballad
41 Bass
135 Beat
85 Bebob
96 Big Band
138 Black Metal
89 Bluegrass
0 Blues
107 Booty Bass
132 BritPop
65 Cabaret
88 Celtic
104 Chamber Music
102 Chanson
97 Chorus
136 Christian Gangsta Rap
61 Christian Rap
141 Christian Rock
32 Classical
1 Classic Rock
112 Club
128 Club-House
57 Comedy
140 Contemporary Christian
2 Country
139 Crossover
58 Cult
3 Dance
125 Dance Hall
50 Darkwave
22 Death Metal
4 Disco
55 Dream
127 Drum & Bass
122 Drum Solo
120 Duet
98 Easy Listening
52 Electronic
48 Ethnic
54 Eurodance
124 Euro-House
25 Euro-Techno
84 Fast-Fusion
80 Folk
115 Folklore
81 Folk/Rock
119 Freestyle
5 Funk
30 Fusion
36 Game
59 Gangsta Rap
126 Goa
38 Gospel
49 Gothic
91 Gothic Rock
6 Grunge
129 Hardcore
79 Hard Rock
137 Heavy Metal
7 Hip-Hop
35 House
100 Humour
131 Indie
19 Industrial
33 Instrumental
46 Instrumental Pop
47 Instrumental Rock
8 Jazz
29 Jazz+Funk
146 JPop
63 Jungle
86 Latin
71 Lo-Fi
45 Meditative
142 Merengue
9 Metal
77 Musical
82 National Folk
64 Native American
133 Negerpunk
10 New Age
66 New Wave
39 Noise
11 Oldies
103 Opera
12 Other
75 Polka
134 Polsk Punk
13 Pop
53 Pop-Folk
62 Pop/Funk
109 Porn Groove
117 Power Ballad
23 Pranks
108 Primus
92 Progressive Rock
67 Psychedelic
93 Psychedelic Rock
43 Punk
121 Punk Rock
15 Rap
68 Rave
14 R&B
16 Reggae
76 Retro
87 Revival
118 Rhythmic Soul
17 Rock
78 Rock & Roll
143 Salsa
114 Samba
110 Satire
69 Showtunes
21 Ska
111 Slow Jam
95 Slow Rock
105 Sonata
42 Soul
37 Sound Clip
24 Soundtrack
56 Southern Rock
44 Space
101 Speech
83 Swing
94 Symphonic Rock
106 Symphony
147 Synthpop
113 Tango
18 Techno
51 Techno-Industrial
130 Terror
144 Thrash Metal
60 Top 40
70 Trailer
31 Trance
72 Tribal
27 Trip-Hop
28 Vocal
the cd I was ripping I changed the genre to something not listed. and then the other cd was listed as electronica not electronic. so that was the prob.
Like I said you guys are best
Like I said you guys are best
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