Any time XLD displays the 'Scanning files...' dialog, XLD crashes when the scan is complete. In other words, rather than starting batched conversion, it simply crashes.
To reproduce, start with a collection of FLAC files to be converted to AAC (M4A). It doesn't seem to matter what the target file type is - still crashes if converting to AIFF.
Seleect the collection of files, right-click and send to XLD. Scanning files dialog appears. Scan completes, XLD crashes. Every time.
Always. Everytime. Note that with a smaller collection of files, so that no Scanning files... dialog appears, XLD works correctly without crashing.
I have also tried this on another Mac running an older OS (Monterey) - same result.
Expected output is seeing the batch conversion screen with the files and progress bars. What I see instead if the Mac OS crash report (see attached file with an example).
Mac OS Version: macOS 13.0.1 (22A400)
XLD: Version 20220917 (155.1)
See the attached crash report.
How about this test version? https://tmkk.undo.jp/xld/XLD_dev_221222.zip
Works perfectly! Well done and thank you for the quick reply.
Hi there, Made an account to let you know I had this exact issue as well - batch converting large numbers of flac files in separate folders. (On apple silicon macos (m1)) When I drag/dropped in large batched of files it would just crash straightaway. This test versions seems to have fixed it. Can this be merged into the next update?
Last edit: JO DONK 2023-02-01
I spoke too soon. It is MUCH better. I can select hundreds of files and XLD works fine. When I select a very large number of files (e.g. 7,600, as shown in the attached screen capture), it finishes Scanning Files... and then it hangs trying to display the progress view. I can quit XLD and reduce the number to 1,300 and it works again.
So, something is still not right with larger collections of files.