Laptop Renderer?

[gnomus]

(26-05-2014 10:06)simoncn Wrote:  

(26-05-2014 09:39)gnomus Wrote:  No can do. Try as I might, I cannot replicate Saturday's issue with the Pink Floyd track. It now plays every time. Looks like the issue is a long-URL one.

I finished ripping all my CDs yesterday and I cannot go through that again!!! Perhaps, once I create the MP3 library, I'll try to get it to play through iTunes or something similar.

Sorry for wasting your time with the (it seems temporary) Pink Floyd red herring.

I have posted to the dBpoweramp forum reporting this problem with Renaissance. I'll let you know if there is a reply.

Thank you!

[simoncn]

(26-05-2014 10:06)simoncn Wrote:  I have posted to the dBpoweramp forum reporting this problem with Renaissance. I'll let you know if there is a reply.

I've had a reply from Spoon (dBpoweramp developer) saying that it isn't possible to increase the URL size limit.

[gnomus]

(27-05-2014 11:35)simoncn Wrote:  

(26-05-2014 10:06)simoncn Wrote:  I have posted to the dBpoweramp forum reporting this problem with Renaissance. I'll let you know if there is a reply.

I've had a reply from Spoon (dBpoweramp developer) saying that it isn't possible to increase the URL size limit.

So be it.

Thanks for looking into it in any case.

[triplem]

Probably a late answer, but you could also try MediaPlayer from Pete Manchester (http://petemanchester.github.io/MediaPlayer/). I am currently unsure if this works on Windows, but since it is written in Java it should work.

I am using it on a Linux Machine and do not have a problem with this one.