Re[2]: Where is AcoustID? And Crashes in Windows 7

"'Andre Wiethoff' eac-SXgLIy4hyBnPbziwx/[email protected] [EAC]" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.eac.user
Message-ID <ema157ba0c-56a5-49a9-8e22-dd2a44427ff5@gandalf>
Hello,

there are three known incompatibilities with other applications (and no, 
its not EACs fault...)

Adobe Drive CS2 (I think CS2 and/or CS3)
TortoiseSVN  (Probably fixed in newer versions)
Symmantec Endpoint Protection

Either fix the problem with that application (have a web search) or do 
not use any route that opens a file dialog (e.g. you can set a fixed 
directory for extraction, so there is no file dialog on extraction, 
etc.)

AcoustId is only used passively, meaning it will fill the AcoustId 
database, but is not used to detect song titles in EAC. In the end it 
helps users in other applications (e.g. Picard), so I think it is a good 
thing to support this project (and you can deselect the feature on 
installation).

Best regards,
Andre

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Von: "kehander-/[email protected] [EAC]" <[email protected]>
An: [email protected]
Gesendet: 02.06.2018 06:19:45
Betreff: Re: [EAC] Where is AcoustID? And Crashes in Windows 7

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>Ah, the solution is well-known; I just wasn't using the right Google 
>string - namely "EAC.exe has stopped working".  All I had to do was 
>disable visual themes from Task Manager.  I also had TortiseSVN 
>installed, which might have had something to do with it.
>
>But now that I can access the dialogs, I still can't figure out where 
>AcoustID is.  The plugin is definitely installed; how do you make it do 
>something?
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>-K
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