Denon Music Manager - A Zero Sized Frame Is Found

[NKR]

Okay so I deleted the offending files from the directory and reconverted from WMA to MP3, etc, using an hour of my time. Reinserted to my external drive having this time retagged in music monkey (same error message on first attempt) and guess what - same error message - A Zero Sized Frame Is Found.

Why not just say - Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah, I am a tempramental bottom head as every other known media player in the world is fine with your MP3 conversion - Blah Blah Blah Denon is Paris Hilton.

Any ideas HD2500 users?

[NKR]

Close the thread - sorted it - MP3 repair download has cured the problem.

Apologies

[WWDJ]

Denon MM will weed out anything that the HD2500 won't like. These tracks are few and far between and a recode normally sorts it.

[Shakermaker Promotions]

As an extra (I'm just adding this as it's a HD2500 thread).

I mentioned the other day that I had upgraded to Windows 7. When I updated the HD2500 using MM on the Windows 7 machine, the files appeared to be allover the place. For example: Selecting 10cc 'I'm not in love' resulted in something totally different. I decided to create a new database on my other laptop and all was well......BUT....

...Here's the update....On Boxing Day I was doing a Quiz and playing music too. In the break someone asked me to play 'Hey Boy, Hey Girl' by The Chemical Brothers. I knew I had it as I had played it many times in the past. I typed in 'Chem' and select and the only track that came up was 'Electrobank'. I was confused as I know I have around 20 tracks by the Chemical Brothers on the system. I did the same thing again and the same result so for the first time ever I used the shortcut on the keyboard F12 which goes into STRING search. I typed in 'Chem' again and yes! all of the tracks were there. I found that a bit weird.

The next day I connected the system to the other laptop, loaded up MM and typed in 'Chem' and they were all there? I checked some of the tags and they seemed to have changed for some reason. There were also a number of tracks at the start of the list that had no tags at all so I now know that I have a mission of a job this week in re-tagging lots of tracks. It's a boring job but has to be done as in the long run it will make things easier.

If anyone else has had or is encountering this problem....I hope the above helps.

Please note: The only problem with using the STRING search is that if you press the back button on the HD2500 it goes back to the beginning.

[Excalibur]

The next day I connected the system to the other laptop, loaded up MM and typed in 'Chem' and they were all there? I checked some of the tags and they seemed to have changed for some reason. There were also a number of tracks at the start of the list that had no tags at all so I now know that I have a mission of a job this week in re-tagging lots of tracks. It's a boring job but has to be done as in the long run it will make things easier.

If anyone else has had or is encountering this problem....I hope the above helps.

Please note: The only problem with using the STRING search is that if you press the back button on the HD2500 it goes back to the beginning.

So does a Cortex with an NTFS drive. It's one of the reasons for using FAT32. I shall have to check and see what happens with a Cortex.

[Shakermaker Promotions]

Both my external HD's are FAT32.

[NKR]

More Music Manager problems

Got this message on 43 track I have ripped. The music piece’s actual file does not exist. I wonder if its because I have moved them around the file structure on the HDD. They appear on the 2500 and play okay, so not sure what the issue could be.

Anyone had this error?

[Excalibur]

More Music Manager problems

Got this message on 43 track I have ripped. The music piece’s actual file does not exist. I wonder if its because I have moved them around the file structure on the HDD. They appear on the 2500 and play okay, so not sure what the issue could be.

Anyone had this error?

Now this may be a really silly answer, but Media Monkey often says tracks are not where it expected to find them. Does running the Denon software again cure it perhaps?

[Penfold42]

More Music Manager problems

Got this message on 43 track I have ripped. The music piece’s actual file does not exist. I wonder if its because I have moved them around the file structure on the HDD. They appear on the 2500 and play okay, so not sure what the issue could be.

Anyone had this error?

Delete them as it cannot play them - redo and see if they work.

[Excalibur]

More Music Manager problems

Got this message on 43 track I have ripped. The music piece’s actual file does not exist. I wonder if its because I have moved them around the file structure on the HDD. They appear on the 2500 and play okay, so not sure what the issue could be.

Anyone had this error?

Delete them as it cannot play them - redo and see if they work.

Ahem. Make your minds up lads.