WinXP: File Info freez

IamCristi · 6th October 2001, 21:53

Under Windows Xp when select "File Info" for a mp3 some times when I closte the "Mpeg File Info Box + Id3 editor" windows freezes.
This happens only if I use the [X] button, not when i use the "Cancel" button.
This happens only sometimes, not evry time I close the window
This happens only under WinXP.

peter · 6th October 2001, 22:06

full system specs ? have you read this ?

IamCristi · 6th October 2001, 22:13

My system: tbird 950 mhz 512 mb ram abit main board sb live winXP
ps: When windows freezes I must reset my PC, alt+ctrl+del won't work

peter · 6th October 2001, 22:24

have you read this, first section ?

IamCristi · 6th October 2001, 22:29

Yes I did! It doesn't apply to me! My winamp doesn't have these dll's
Thanks any way!

peter · 6th October 2001, 22:34

do you have the latest winamp ?

IamCristi · 8th October 2001, 19:41

I have winamp 2.77! And this still happens!( I repeat, just in win XP, not in any other OS)

Sebbelmann · 8th October 2001, 20:26

Which release of XP do you have?

IamCristi · 9th October 2001, 19:00

I have the newest pre-release of XP

IamCristi · 9th October 2001, 19:04

version 5.1, that's what it says when i run winver, built 2600

bzzo · 10th October 2001, 03:02

hey.. i'm having serious issues with XP myself.

winamp 2.77
win xp 5.1 - 2600

k6II450MHz . 256MB . SB Awe64

i didn't have any problems with running MP3s, but any audio CD's in the player froze the system. and i mean FROZEN. no Ctrl-Alt-Del no nothing. with both drives: 50x CD-Rom & Mitsumi 4x2x6x writer. multiple types of CDs.
the Audio CDs would play the first track, get into the second and then start to stutter. by the third or fourth track the system would just stop dead-cold. no possible solution other than a cold off & on.

6th October 2001, 21:53	#1
IamCristi Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 6	WinXP: File Info freez Under Windows Xp when select "File Info" for a mp3 some times when I closte the "Mpeg File Info Box + Id3 editor" windows freezes. This happens only if I use the [X] button, not when i use the "Cancel" button. This happens only sometimes, not evry time I close the window This happens only under WinXP.

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6th October 2001, 22:06	#2
peter ist death Join Date: May 2000 Posts: 3,704	full system specs ? have you read this ?

6th October 2001, 22:13	#3
IamCristi Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 6	My system: tbird 950 mhz 512 mb ram abit main board sb live winXP ps: When windows freezes I must reset my PC, alt+ctrl+del won't work

6th October 2001, 22:24	#4
peter ist death Join Date: May 2000 Posts: 3,704	have you read this, first section ?

6th October 2001, 22:29	#5
IamCristi Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 6	Yes I did! It doesn't apply to me! My winamp doesn't have these dll's Thanks any way!

6th October 2001, 22:34	#6
peter ist death Join Date: May 2000 Posts: 3,704	do you have the latest winamp ?

8th October 2001, 19:41	#7
IamCristi Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 6	I have winamp 2.77! And this still happens!( I repeat, just in win XP, not in any other OS)

8th October 2001, 20:26	#8
Sebbelmann Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 5	Which release of XP do you have?

9th October 2001, 19:00	#9
IamCristi Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 6	I have the newest pre-release of XP

9th October 2001, 19:04	#10
IamCristi Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 6	version 5.1, that's what it says when i run winver, built 2600

10th October 2001, 03:02	#11
bzzo Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 1	hey.. i'm having serious issues with XP myself. winamp 2.77 win xp 5.1 - 2600 k6II450MHz . 256MB . SB Awe64 i didn't have any problems with running MP3s, but any audio CD's in the player froze the system. and i mean FROZEN. no Ctrl-Alt-Del no nothing. with both drives: 50x CD-Rom & Mitsumi 4x2x6x writer. multiple types of CDs. the Audio CDs would play the first track, get into the second and then start to stutter. by the third or fourth track the system would just stop dead-cold. no possible solution other than a cold off & on.