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Updated FAQ document.

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<li><a href="#9b0a5c32">Why does application 'xyz' not open the Wave files created by LameXP?</a>
<li><a href="#89cbd3d0">Why does LameXP run only 'n' parallel instances/threads on my computer?</a>
<li><a href="#12d077d5">How can I force LameXP to create ID3 version 2 (ID3v2) tags?</a>
<li><a href="#4213adbc">Can LameXP be used to convert/extract tracks from an Audio CD?</a>
<li><a href="#e7c9ae2b">Why do I get the error 'Executable doesn't support Windows compatibility mode' on startup?</a>
<li><a href="#328b0a18">Why do I get the error 'Executable requires Windows 2000 or later' on startup?</a>
<li><a href="#491aaad9">Why do I get the error 'A device attached to the system is not functioning' on startup?</a>
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doesn't apply the other way around! Moreover embedding an ID3v1 and an ID3v2 tag at the same time, although<br>
the information would have fit into a single ID3v1 tag, means an unnecessary redundancy!<br>
<br>
If however you need to enforce the creation of an ID3v2 tag for some reason, you can use the "--add-id3v2"<br>
If, however, you need to enforce the creation of an ID3v2 tag for some reason, you can use the "--add-id3v2"<br>
parameter for that purpose. Simply add the parameter to the "Custom Encoder Parameters" for LAME.<br><br>
<br><br>
<a name="4213adbc"><b>Can LameXP be used to convert/extract tracks from an Audio CD?</b></a><br>
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LameXP can be used to convert audio files that have been extracted from an Audio CD, but it can NOT extract<br>
or read the audio tracks from the Audio CD directly (yet). Consequently you will have to extract ("rip") the<br>
audio tracks first, before you can convert them with LameXP. We recommend using the <a href="http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/" target="_blank">Exact Audio Copy</a> software<br>
for that purpose. When ripping tracks from an Audio CD you should always save the tracks as uncompressed Wave<br>
files or as lossless FLAC files! This will avoid a quality loss during the extraction/ripping process.<br>
<br>
Warning: The Windows operating system will show CDA files (such as "Track01.cda") on an Audio CD. These are<br>
dummy/fake files! Actually an Audio CD does NOT contain a file system and thus there are NO files. There only<br>
are audio tracks on an Audio CD. These audio tracks can be extracted as files (e.g. Wave Audio files) using a<br>
ripping software and then the extracted files can be converted. At the same time any attempt to copy/convert<br>
the '.cda' files directly is destined to fail (as the '.cda' files do NOT actually contain any audio data).<br><br>
<br><br>
<a name="e7c9ae2b"><b>Why do I get the error 'Executable doesn't support Windows compatibility mode' on startup?</b></a><br>
<br>
LameXP was designed to run on all supported platforms natively (except for Linux/Wine). If you see this error<br>

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<file>../doc/Translate.html</file>
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