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polo221

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jul 8, 2008
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Lynchburg, VA
I have tagged hundreds of files with no problem using Meta X. Tonight, after putting the information into Meta X for a bunch of Family Guy episodes that I ripped with Handbrake, I get a message for Zero File Byte Warning (on all the episodes). There is nothing wrong with the file itself that I can tell. The files still play perfectly. Could the files be corrupt even if they still play?

Has anyone else had this problem? If so, how did you solve it?:apple:
 

61132

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Oct 31, 2005
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I have had this problem on family guy/lost episodes too. The only way I have gotten "around" the problem is to re-rip the episodes.
 

polo221

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Jul 8, 2008
12
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Lynchburg, VA
Just tried re-ripping and re-tagging Family and still get the problem. It's odd, this is the only show that I've had problems with.
 

bsheridan

macrumors 6502
Jan 11, 2008
432
3
Same here, I had all seasons ripped (Family Guy) and tagged except season 5.
Same procedure I did for all the other discs;

  1. MacTheRipper full disc extraction
  2. Handbrake
  3. MetaX

but now I get the zero file byte warning.

I tried re-tagging a file from another season and that worked.
I re-ripped a season 4 disc, to see if it was a problem with my season 5 disc, but still the same problem persists.
I also re-installed metaX but no luck in solving the problem there.

I cant think why this is happening, I didn't install any updates to my system etc.
One thing I should mention is I have only ~9GB left on my HD, though that is well within the 'you must have at least 3 times the file size for tagging', unless my HD is experiencing defragmentation.


???
 

bsheridan

macrumors 6502
Jan 11, 2008
432
3
Just did a test rip using Handbrake instead of MacTheRipper and I didn't have the same problem. So that seems to have solved it for me.

Just keep trying different configurations I guess.

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