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I have never used FV (personally I would not use it unless you really have to secure content and then I might just stick those files on an encrypted image), I still run OSX 10.4.11. Now you say your Time Machine backups are also bad, but if FV messed up back in September and your TM backups only go back a month or so corruption could have happened in September and TM then backed up the corrupt files, the good ones from the August backups now being history. I don't think Spotlight does any file re-writing in indexing your songs. It is those particular files and before a particular date.
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You've done a good job of narrowing it down and ruled out it being just iTunes and it just being a problem with playback software on this computer. Given that this is happening with the files on another computer it really strikes me something did widespread corruption of these files on a particular date. That's why I tend to start blaming things Bigger than my laptop or myself, like Apple for that matter. I must say that on the tenth day of trying to solve this in the nightly hours, when I am not working and my family is asleep, I do get a bit frustrated. It looks like something is keeping the mp3 and m4a files from being recognized as such. But the safe reboots have not cleared the problem. It does look like some kind of hidden metadata problem. That is why I had to disable FileVault (FV doesn't allow safe reboots). Just a few permissions needed repair and have been repaired.Īs I had read elsewhere about the mdworker error messages, I also did a couple of Safe Reboots (cmd-N). Yes, I did reboot many times and I have run DU. Good to have you on board Limnos! I saw you in other discussions and I was hoping that you might be able to help. Well, at least that remark triggered your attention.
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Some messages in Console struck me, but did not lead me to any useful clues:Ģ5-11-12 22:33:48,000 kernel: Sandbox: sandboxd(317) deny mach-lookup Ģ6-11-12 21:06:44,919 sandboxd: () QuickTime Player(963) deny file-read-data /Users/MyName/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/Folder/Album/Song.mp3Ģ5-11-12 22:51:01,030 mdwrite: *** Assertion failure in +, /SourceCache/Spotlight/Spotlight-707.3/xpc-services/mdwrite/MDKeyRing.m:131Ģ5-11-12 22:53:18,757 mdwrite: amework : Couldn't add Spotlight Metadata Privacy password to keychain! Ģ6-11-12 21:19:59,863 : PAPassValidator: _signatureIsValid failed to load signature file find solutions in apple discussions, google etc for almost ten days: no solution boot from the Carbon Copy Clone (turned out impossible due to the Verbatim external drive that won't boot-should have tested that before I ran into trouble 😟) restore files from Carbon Copy Clone: same problem (has Spotlight done this while indexing the external HDD?
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do a fresh install of Mountain Lion: no improvement decrypt HD by disabling FileVault: no improvement and Time Machine won't work anymore (Stupid) play files on other machines: same problem restore files from Time Machine backup: same problem What is going on? Has Spotlight messed with my music's metadata? Is Apple denying me access to my own files? HELP!
It has been over a week since I first noticed the problem and I spend many late hours. All I get is a message that songitle.mp3 cannot be played because it's format is not recognised.
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I tried opening the files with VLC player, Quicktime and even on a windows machine. MP3's that were not located in the iTunes library also still are playable. But when I click on the file, nothing happens. They can be seen in the library and metadata can be read in iTunes.
Wifi syncing to my iPhone 4s made it worse: now the Music app on my iPhone won't play them either.Īll tracks added before Mid September 2012 are dead. It concerns mp3 and m4a files with music that I purchased and ripped over the years. All of a sudden, 95% of the 10,000 music tracks in my iTunes Library has become unplayable.
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