My iTunes freezes and crashes whenever I try to burn a CD
It hits about a quarter way through the progress bar for preparing the playlist to be burned, and then iTunes freezes and quits every single time. Help?
Could you post your diagnostics for us please?
In iTunes, go "Help > Run Diagnostics". Uncheck the boxes other than DVD/CD tests, as per the following screenshot:
... and click "Next".
When you get through to the final screen:
... click the "Copy to Clipboard" button and paste the diagnostics into a reply here.
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</crashreport>Thanks Anton for your reply!
I'm 100% sure that the PNG file is not the problem.
I can donwload any PNG file on google and they all freeze Flash.
I noticed that the program won't react to any mouse command. I hear the
generic windows "ding!" sound when I click on something, but my keyboard
shortcuts still works. I can close or save the file, change tools, etc.
It happens since the middle of February, I'm not sure when.
Before that, I've never had any problems with importing PNG.
Also, I haven't installed any new program recently. -
Audacity Crashes Whenever I Try To Open File?
I have recommended Audacity to FCE users for the last few years but have not used it recently as I have other apps.
I have just downloaded several versions to test on my iMac but each one freezes or crashes whenever I try to open an AIF file.
There would appear to be a conflict with something I have on my machine but I have no idea what.
I removed the obvious suspect, Perian, but this had no effect.
As I have several other (more expensive) audio editing apps it is not a problem other than being an irritation that something does not work and I don't know why.
I have far too many things installed to list, so has anyone heard of anything that might be causing this conflict?
Needless to say, it works perfectly on my old G4 1.25kHz eMac using OS X 10.4.11Have posted on Audacity forum. Didn't get a solution but one reply indirectly led me to this discovery.
If I get a file, ctrl-click it and choose "Open With Audacity", there is no problem.
If I have the Audacity timeline window open and I select "File>Open Recent", there is no problem and the selected file opens and plays.
However, if I open Audacity so the timeline window is displayed and select "File>Open" or "File>Import" in order to select a new file, Audacity crashes.
So as long as I avoid this last method - which is normally the first choice method - I'm OK.
But this shouldn't be necessary as everything works fine on my prehistoric eMac. -
Itunes crashes whenever I try to do anything...
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Negatory. I've done that: no help.
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