I've been using EAC for a month or two now - superb software.
One thing is baffling me, though - the cfg profiles. On my old computer (Windows XP), I could see them in Windows. On my new computer (Windows 7), which is now running the latest version of EAC, I can't see the cfg profiles at all in Windows, although they are accessible from within EAC.
Even with "show hidden files" and "view protected files" checked in Windows folder properties, I still can't see the EAC cfg files in Windows. Using a "dir" command in a DOS window doesn't help either. Anyone know what is going on here? Not a major issue I know - I'm just curious!
Thanks,
Bluto
Where are you looking for these profiles? Did you look in the directory for your user account?
Where are you looking for these profiles? Did you look in the directory for your user account?
Thanks for replying.
I saved the EAC profiles in this directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Exact Audio Copy
When I go to load a profile from within EAC, they show up in the window alongside the subdirectories I would expect to see (CDRDA0, Documentation etc). If I look in here using Windows, I see all the EAC subdirectories and files except for the cfg files.
I've just tried saving a profile to
(1) C:\Program Files (x86)the desktop.
(2) C:\
(3) Desktop (i.e. C:\Users\bluto\Desktop)
All are accessible from within EAC, but only (3) is visible in Windows...
In case it's relevant my account in Windows is an admin account.
Bluto
Maybe they are in "C:\ProgramData\Exact Audio Copy" folder.
Maybe they are in "C:\ProgramData\Exact Audio Copy" folder.
No - just checked. Think it's a bug in either EAC or Windows 7.
Bluto
The default location for these files is:
C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\EAC\Profiles
AppData is a hidden folder.
Nothing in that location for me.
If saving to a location where it becomes invisible in Windows (such as in C:\, or C:\Program Files (x86)\Exact Audio Copy), then the icon that shows when trying to load from within EAC has a little padlock on it. If I save to the Desktop, or in My Documents, then the icon is visible in Windows, and this icon has no padlock whether viewed in Windows or from within EAC.
I think it's a Windows 7 issue.
Bluto
EAC is a program that was designed with the user having adminstrative rights on the system in mind.
The profiles are stored in Virtual Store:
"C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\Exact Audio Copy\"
EAC is a program that was designed with the user having adminstrative rights on the system in mind.
The profiles are stored in Virtual Store:
"C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\Exact Audio Copy\"
Thank you - I've found them!!
Bluto