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RE: .NET v.4

Hi,

Apologies for the issues you have found, I have 2 laptops with it on and must have had .net v4 already installed.

It is not necessary to physically copy the wav files, just copy the filenames to the clipboard ie highlight them in explorer, right mouse click and select copy or just use ctrl c. the sp.bat can then be run.

Hopefully you have the 32 bit version in the directory, the only thing I can think of that caused the errors is that the last file you copied wasn't a wav file and the player tried to play that non wav file and couldn't parse it.

Have got the hi rez working now and have finally settled on the optimum build settings, just need to get the gapless implemented and that will be that. I thought the 16/44.1 were sounding good, but the player really lets hirez tracks sing , as it were. I guess with the higher data throughputs an optimal renderer is even more important.
http://mqnplayer.blogspot.co.uk/

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