[F] MS Windows Visual C++ Runtime Error

bug-fixed
#1

Hi there, I recently came accross this bug using the release 2.25. But it can be reproduced on 2.25m.

When the tool is reading the tags of a directory 1.9k mp3 files, it suddenly quit with an error message "MS Visual C++ Runtime Error abnormal program termination". I would have been glad to provide an error log file but there wasn't any in the directory of the tool. Since this issue did not occur on other directories having a similar number of MP3 files, I assume that one or more of the mp3 files in this troublesome directory have an issue with a character or tag whic is causing the runtime module to stall. Any suggestions ?
thx

Great tool by the way!

#2

Hello!

The log file is placed inside

in case of Windows 2000 and Windows XP. I am not sure where MP3Tag writes the log file in case of Windows 95 based platforms.
Send the Mp3tagLog.zip and Mp3tagError.log file to Florian.

Regards,
Sebastian

#3

Hi!

It would be great, if you can identify the bad file and send it to my support email address.

Thanks!
~ Florian

#4

Thanks Sebastian for the hint. Finally found the log file but the zip file is called mp3tagsetup.zip there is no xxtagLog.zip on my harddrive so I guss this is just a typing error. Thanks anyway

#5

Hello Florian, in case you know a very good compression tool for mp3, I am glad to send it because each of them have at least a size of 20meg :flushed: I sent you however the error and setup log files. Maybe you see there something suspicious :huh:

#6

Sorry, my bad... The file should be ZIPped, yes. :slight_smile:

MP3 compression is nearly impossible as the files are already compressed by Huffman after quantization takes place. Sending only a portion of the file might not be wise, as you don't know where the error occurs.
Maybe a FTP server would be the best solution.

Sebastian

#7

I've asked for the first MB of the file via email, but didn't get a response yet.

~ Florian

#8

Hi Florian, just sent you today 1MB of a file causing problems.

#9

The one megabyte snippet wasn't of big help cause your files had bigger problems. You've stored a 17.24 MB BMP cover image in the ID3v2 tag of your ultra-compressed 128 kbps MP3 file <_<

If you really need to store a cover in the ID3v2 tag, use a smaller one and save it as PNG or JPG.

Anyway, I'll fix the runtime error to the next release.

~ Florian

#10

Hello Florian, thank you for the clarification. I did not create this mp3 myself, I don't even know how I could possible add any picture information to an mp3 :huh: . Is it possible to remove this part of the tag with your tool ?

#11

This is not possible with Mp3tag at the moment, cause it gives this runtime error at your files :rolleyes:

But you can use Case's Tag with this command line tag --removeid3v2
~ Florian

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