eMusic tracks that can't cross the finish line
Since I've rejoined, I've run into a recurring problem. Some of the tracks register as a successful download, but when I play them in iTunes, as the track reaches approximately the 90% completion mark, it just drops off and goes to the next track. I've redownloaded the handful that have done this, and did not have a reoccurence of the problem; except for one. It's a 20 minute track, and with about two minutes left to play, it still goes right into the next track. It doesn't always do it at the same mark, and if I fast forward past the time mark when it last did it, there is music there. It's almost as if the song doesn't have the strength to continue, collapses, looks up at the next track, and gasps, "Go on without me."
Has this happened to anybody else? And does anybody else have a suggestion.
I work off of Firefox, and I have an older version of the downloader (perhaps the version just previous to the current one).
Thanks.
Has this happened to anybody else? And does anybody else have a suggestion.
I work off of Firefox, and I have an older version of the downloader (perhaps the version just previous to the current one).
Thanks.
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I have not had the problem of a redownload not fixing the problem, however.
Craig
I have retried just the one "defective" track, but not without the downloader. How do I do that? Do you mean off the emusic platform? Or do you mean using the iTunes "Add to Library" function on the downloaded track in my downloaded files folder?
>without the downloader. How do I do that?
You need eMusicJ. Alternative to eMu's downloader. Simple and bug-free. You have to manually add the files to iTunes, but that is just a matter of Drag-and-drop.
It was frustrating at the time, the download the first track trick worked then if you wanted the while album. Hopefully it's another temporary glitch, but emu should have sorted it fully the first time that it happened.
Thank you, mommio. It took me a while to extinguish my emusic rage and get around to trying this, but it worked like a charm. I have my tracks, finally.