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[omega1]

Hi,

Downloaded the new version but im getting an error message trying to load the software.

[b]Run-time error '380':
Invalid property value[/b]


Any ideas?

Thanks!

[steelegbr]

You're not the first one to report it. I'll look into it.

[steelegbr]

Just a quick question, did you do a clean install (e.g. uninstall the old version and delete all of the .dat files).

[omega1]

hi, yes, tried pretty much everything (uninstall, deleting folder, reinstall...)

thanks

[omega1]

hi, have you had any luck with the problem yet? Looking forward to checking out the new version...

Thanks

[omega1]

hi, have you had any luck with the problem yet? Looking forward to checking out the new version...

Thanks

[steelegbr]

Short answer no.

I have tried to reproduce the problem on my Win2K and WinXP machines. I just can't.

What system setup are you running? (Sorry if I have already asked).

[omega1]

hi, strange... original version worked OK... my machine is also a 2K machine, here is the spec... hope it helps...
[b]
System Information report written at: 11/28/2006 08:06:02 AM
[System Summary]

Item Value
OS Name Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
Version 5.0.2195 Service Pack 4 Build 2195
OS Manufacturer Microsoft Corporation
System Name LAPTOP
System Manufacturer TOSHIBA
System Model Portable PC
System Type X86-based PC
Processor x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 7 GenuineIntel ~2660 Mhz
BIOS Version v1.30
Windows Directory C:WINNT
System Directory C:WINNTsystem32
Boot Device DeviceHarddisk0Partition1
Locale United States
User Name LAPTOPGavin Watson
Time Zone GMT Standard Time
Total Physical Memory 261,488 KB
Available Physical Memory 40,032 KB
Total Virtual Memory 893,600 KB
Available Virtual Memory 370,584 KB
Page File Space 632,112 KB
Page File C:pagefile.sys[/b]

[steelegbr]

And still nothing obvious jumps out.

I will hunt and kill this elusive bug if it's the last thing I do!!!

[omega1]

hi, out of interest, just had to format my machine and still have the same problem, have been reading up and all the things i've rad on the error seem to be related to the time/date format (region) issue on each users computer?

hope you are able to track it down...

thanks

[steelegbr]

That could make sense. I've only tested the software in UK timezone settings.

But the code that does the time checking has not been changed since the first release. I'll have a look.

[omega1]

any updates on this? all gone quiet!!

thanks

[steelegbr]

It's not all gone quiet. I have started writing a new version of the silence detector but it will not be finished soon due to exams.

I am also looking to fix the problem in the current version (I'm currently testing a possible fix).

[omega1]

Ahhhhh! OK, many thanks, look forward to it. All the best with those exams!

[Newk Yuler]

This silence monitoring program could be used with music servers running audio program streams such as DI.fm.

Music servers and computer based music playback is becoming much more common and will continue to grow. When a program stream is dropped the detector could run a PLS file (shell connected to a player) and restart the stream unattended. Unfortunately the RUN ERROR mentioned in this thread hasn't been fixed after all this time. --- It's too bad. --- There's nothing else around like this program. I spent quite a bit of time today Googling for silence detection and triggering programs and this is the only program I found.