C:\Users\GOODNEWS\Music>C:\"Program Files (x86)"\MMSGURU\RetroCode\code "getting results".amr "getting results".wav
No libraries found at "codecs"
using default title: getting results
reading getting results.amr…
ERROR: unknown source file format
ERROR: failed to read source file
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RetroCode seems to have problems finding its codec-libraries.
Two possible remedies:
1. trivial solution:
try to run RetroCode from within its installation directory (instead of the GOODNEWS/Music folder)
2. better solution:
supply the codec-folder when running RetroCode by adding the following switch to your commandline-call like this;
code -cod "c:\Program Files (x86)\MMSGRU\RetroCode\codecs"
hth,
Till
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-Components-
retroBase 1.9 (alpha 0, Mar 26 2009 21:55:55)
retroApple 1.4 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:55:58)
retroBeatnik 1.9 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:29)
retroG711 1.3 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:37)
retroMpeg 1.8 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:02)
LAME 3.96.1
libMAD 0.15.1 (beta)
libFAAD2 2.6
mpeg4ip 1.3
libFAAC 1.28
libAVcodec 51.63.0
libAVformat 52.18.0
retroPanasonic 1.6 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:06)
retroQualcomm 2.1 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:42)
TIA 50 ANSI-733 20040315-025 RetroPatch 0.3
retroWave 1.8 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:14)
retroYamaha 1.9 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:34)
If so, then your installation of RetroCode seems intact.
Now, given your example, run the following:
code d:\FINALOUT\NEW\AT\AT10001_WAVADPCM_0KBS_05.wav d:\FINALOUT\NEW\AT\AT10001_WAVADPCM_0KBS_SMAFMA2_0KBS_05.mmf -s 8000 -c 1
Does that result into a properly converted file?
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I used full install on Windows 7,
C:\Users\GOODNEWS\Music>C:\"Program Files (x86)"\MMSGURU\RetroCode\code "getting results".amr "getting results".wav
No libraries found at "codecs"
using default title: getting results
reading getting results.amr…
ERROR: unknown source file format
ERROR: failed to read source file
RetroCode seems to have problems finding its codec-libraries.
Two possible remedies:
1. trivial solution:
try to run RetroCode from within its installation directory (instead of the GOODNEWS/Music folder)
2. better solution:
supply the codec-folder when running RetroCode by adding the following switch to your commandline-call like this;
code -cod "c:\Program Files (x86)\MMSGRU\RetroCode\codecs"
hth,
Till
Hi, I got the same issue but none of the 2 remedies work….
C:\Users>cd..
C:\>cd program files (x86)
C:\Program Files (x86)>cd mmsguru
C:\Program Files (x86)\MMSGURU>cd retrocode
C:\Program Files (x86)\MMSGURU\RetroCode>cd codecs
C:\Program Files (x86)\MMSGURU\RetroCode\codecs>"c:/program files (x86)/mmsguru/retrocode/code.exe" "d:\FINALOUT\NEW\AT\AT100001_WAVADPCM_0KBS_05.wav" "d:\FINAL OUT\NEW\AT\AT100001_WAVADPCM_0KBS_SMAFMA2_0KBS_05.mmf" -cod "c:/program files (x86)/mmsguru/retrocode/codecs" -s 8000 -c 1
No libraries found at "codecs"
With backslashes it doesn't work either…
May someone could help me ? It would be very nice….
Thx,
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Zum
Hey Zum,
try the following:
cd "Program Files (x86)\MMSGURU\RetroCode"
code -v
Does this show something like this:
$Revision: 1.23 $, $Date: 2009/03/26 20:54:14 $
-Components-
retroBase 1.9 (alpha 0, Mar 26 2009 21:55:55)
retroApple 1.4 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:55:58)
retroBeatnik 1.9 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:29)
retroG711 1.3 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:37)
retroMpeg 1.8 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:02)
LAME 3.96.1
libMAD 0.15.1 (beta)
libFAAD2 2.6
mpeg4ip 1.3
libFAAC 1.28
libAVcodec 51.63.0
libAVformat 52.18.0
retroPanasonic 1.6 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:06)
retroQualcomm 2.1 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:42)
TIA 50 ANSI-733 20040315-025 RetroPatch 0.3
retroWave 1.8 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:14)
retroYamaha 1.9 (alpha 1, Mar 26 2009 21:56:34)
If so, then your installation of RetroCode seems intact.
Now, given your example, run the following:
code d:\FINALOUT\NEW\AT\AT10001_WAVADPCM_0KBS_05.wav d:\FINALOUT\NEW\AT\AT10001_WAVADPCM_0KBS_SMAFMA2_0KBS_05.mmf -s 8000 -c 1
Does that result into a properly converted file?
It worked ! Thank you for your quick response and this marvelous software !
See you
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