Eac Error

[Infested Cats]

Normally, EAC works fine. But recently, I tried opening it up, and I received this erroer:

http://atthebegining.hypermart.net/images/eacerror.gif

EAC crashes, but the process stays active, and eats up my CPU.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

[Infested Cats]

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[peat moss]

Exact auto copy ??????

[Jg427]

I found this from the eac faq .txt, hope it helps.


Q:When I try to start EAC or to compress/decompress, I immedately get
  an Access Violation. Why does this happen?
A:Usually this error occurs when not using the ASPI interface of Adaptec.
  So try at first to install it on your computer. When you use Windows
  NT/2000, the native SCSI interface could also make some problems, so
  also install the Adaptec interface in that case.
  Second, it has also happened that an illegal audio codec let EAC crash
  on enumerating all audio codecs. In that case try to disable (not
  deinstall) each codec and try again, you could enable the codecs then
  again piece for piece to find out which one causes the problem. Mainly
  some versions of LAME and OggVorbis ACM codecs cause this behaviour
  (included in e.g. Nimo Codec Pack).

Check the aspi drivers with ASPICHK. It comes with the driver package from Adaptec. (http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/support/drivers_by_product.html?sess=no&cat=%2fProduct%2fASPI-4.70&prodkey=ASPI-4.70)

[Infested Cats]

I love you.

Turned out that one of the codecs was screwing with my EAC... hope development knows about this...