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| Author: | schiko [ Wed May 23, 2007 2:16 pm ] |
| Post subject: | output to a FAT32 partition |
First let me say that I use ABB for several months and I love it. But now I have a problem: If I want ABB to put it's output into a folder on a FAT32 partition I get the following error message: Quote: Processing Audiobook
Writing Audiobook Writing Part Writing Chunk Unable to write Chapter file Source: /Users/xxx/Documents/yyy.abbuilder/Files/01 Intro Target: /Volumes/DATEN/Daten/Audio/m4b/.ABBuilder-Temp-017F2D1DC3C-225-659DB652-43D9-4A99-83CE-FA95D676BAEF/.file0 QuickTime errors: 0, 1 I wanted to put the files on a FAT32 partition because that's the only way to swap files between Mac OS X and Windows XP... |
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| Author: | keithg [ Wed May 23, 2007 3:08 pm ] |
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This is something we ran into with our other QuickTime-based product, ViddyUp!, back in March. Testing showed it also occurred when exporting from QuickTime Player so we reported the issue to Apple in a bug report, including a test case to reproduce the issue. Apple responded asking why we needed to output to a FAT volume... Since the issue is only between QuickTime and FAT volumes our workaround in ViddyUp! was to provide a user preference to create any per-build temporary files in the actual destination or in the user's Application Support folder. The second option works fine - at the last minute ViddyUp! just copies the final build from the Application Support folder to the preferred destination. We might have to bring in a preference like that for Audiobook Builder. In the meantime, you can still output to another folder on a non-FAT volume, then copy the output to your FAT-32 volume. We'll pick up where we left off with Apple to try and get the underlying issue resolved. |
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| Author: | keithg [ Wed May 23, 2007 3:15 pm ] |
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One key point I didn't mention: the issue we identified with ViddyUp! only affected Intel Macs. Is your Mac Intel or PowerPC-based? |
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| Author: | schiko [ Thu May 24, 2007 2:21 am ] |
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Thanks for your fast answer, Keith. keithg wrote: The second option works fine - at the last minute ViddyUp! just copies the final build from the Application Support folder to the preferred destination. We might have to bring in a preference like that for Audiobook Builder. That would be fine... Quote: In the meantime, you can still output to another folder on a non-FAT volume, then copy the output to your FAT-32 volume. That's the way I do it now... Quote: Is your Mac Intel or PowerPC-based?
MacBook Pro with Intel Core 2 Duo (:?) |
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