Shntool : + this file may be unsupported, truncated or corrupt Shntool : + verify that the decoder is installed and in your PATH Shntool : + arguments may be incorrect for decoder: Shntool : + you may not have permission to read file: Shntool : warning: failed to read data from input file using format: Shntool : debug2: spawned input process with pid 848 and command line: "shorten" "-x" "Elvis195601.shn" "-" Shntool : debug2: process 847 exit status: Shntool : debug2: waiting for input process 847 to exit Shntool : debug2: spawned input process with pid 847 and command line: "shorten" "-x" "Elvis195601.shn" "-" Shntool : debug1: reading input filenames from command line Shntool : debug1: parsing encoder argument string originating from command line: I get the same error on Linux Mint 19.1 with all updates applied and I even tried the command line shntool and it also is unable to process any shn files because there is no "shorten" and that codec appears to be missing from where it used to be at org/shnutils/ shorten/ dist/src/ shorten- 3.6.1.tar. Looks to me like the shorten codec is missing. I can provide additional system properties if requested. I have the following installed packages running on Ubuntu (Xubuntu actually) 18.04. The error is what I stated as the subject of this question - "GStreamer Error: gst-stream- error-quark: Internal data stream error." The problem is this - Upon completion of audio conversion to MP3, SoundConverter encounters and error and does not complete the conversion.
#Install soundconverter ubuntu 18.04 software#
In the time since the problem began, I simply used another software package to accomplish the same task (Audacity), but that does not do multiple file conversions in a batch like SoundConverter, so it's much less efficient for this task.
I've duplicated the issue on multiple computers with clean installs of Ubuntu. This problem is not specific to my machine or my installation of Ubuntu. I figured that the maintainers would notice that it doesn't work with the latest version of Ubuntu and simply issue an updated version to correct whatever problem it had, but in the year or so since the problem began, there has been no fix.
#Install soundconverter ubuntu 18.04 upgrade#
All I know is that it stopped working upon upgrade to a newer version of Ubuntu. That might have been with Ubuntu 17.04 or so, I'm really not sure.
I'm not sure how long now, possibly a year now, SoundConverter stopped working for me. First off, thank you to the maintainers of this project, this software package is very useful when it works for me.
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