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I'll close this topic as "solved".

Thank you, Steve! I initially tried to do the upgrade, but the system showed no updates available. Going into System Preferences worked to get the latest. I upgraded to iTunes 12.9.5.5 and the problem was resolved! For tracks that still showed the incorrect track length, just hitting the play button...

The problem is fixed in iTunes Version 12.9.5.5 I had to run updates manually (from "System Preferences > Software Updates") in order to get the update, and it was a very slow update (took about 30 minutes to complete). If, after the update, the track lengths do not update automatically, j...

iTunes: 12.9.4.94 This problem is believed to be a bug in iTunes: 12.9.4 I have iTunes: 12.9.4.94 and I see the same problem. There's a workaround, which is to bulk rename all m4a files from ".m4a" to ".mp4", but don't do that yet . It has also been reported that the latest upda...

... years gradually converting a large vinyl jazz record collection to digital format. I've exported the individual tracks to M4A format using the FFmpeg library plugin to Audacity and loaded the files into iTunes where the tracks can be played and loaded into mobile devices libraries. This has ...

If I use FFmpeg -I on that out.mp3 file, it reports the chapters are there, with exactly what was in the metadata.txt for it. ... when I open it in an application that supports chapters, they aren't present. That's a shame - so ...

... Jobs parked anywhere he wants [CHAPTER] TIMEBASE=1/1000 START=1744158 END=1946689 title=Jimmy Iovine told me some Steve Jobs stories Is what FFMPEG sees as the metadata when I read from the file created with Auphonic, which matches the format on the page linked above. It seems possible to ...

... it again gets about three-quarters of the way through and disappears, resulting in nothing happening. I've made sure that both LAME (3.99.3) and FFmpeg [F(55.33.100), C(55.52.102, U(52.66.100)] libraries are located. I tried exporting the second and third tracks independently and those work. ...

well it's audio file with .wav extension but audacity is not importing it. Yes, you already said that. Most WAV files are uncompressed PCM and the ability to open those standard WAV files is built into Windows. However, WAV is a "container" format and it can contain compressed audio in va...

prashant9d wrote: ↑

Sun May 12, 2019 5:30 am

well it's audio file with .wav extension but audacity is not importing it.

Try uploading the file to this on-line analyser to see more information about the file: https://mediaarea.net/MediaInfoOnline