| Google Music | Serdar Cizmeci | 12/11/11 1:55 PM | I'd like to start by saying how much I like all the google products so far, and I would like to thank you for your hard work to create and improve these wonderful products(such as google+, Documents, Sites, music, etc..) I have uploaded almost all m |
| Re: Google Music | pydron | 12/30/11 9:03 PM | Were you ever able to find a fix for the Invalid MP3 File error? I am getting this too as well as it complaining that a lot of my MP3s are Temporary Files. |
| Re: Google Music | Serdar Cizmeci | 1/4/12 9:01 AM | I still have the problem. I was using Windows 7 64 bit so I thought if I change the Operating system it might work(?). Now I am using Linux Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit. For installing the google Music Manager, I have had to add this line to the startup manua |
| Re: Google Music | Serdar Cizmeci | 1/4/12 12:19 PM | I solved the "invalid MP3" problem by using Linux's Sound Converter. 1 : I found the MP3 files which google music claimed " Invalid MP3"2 : Converted these MP3 files to .ogg files. Apparently Google Music does not support .ogg files3 : Converted .og |
| Re: Google Music | Iley | 7/20/12 7:47 AM | I too have this problem with much of my music. It would be great if music manager would tell you "where" the problem file is, instead of just the file name. Oh, "track 1" is an invalid format? Great, how about telling me which folder it's in.Also, |
| Re: Google Music | sunian314 | 7/30/12 6:50 AM | just FYI, you can see the folder the track is located in if you mouse over it and wait a couple seconds. |