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unsupported subframe coding (ch == 1)

I've been trying to encode some flac files to wav with CueTools and this error pops up, what can I do to fix this?

Re: unsupported subframe coding (ch == 1)

Reply #1 –
I'm not familiar with the exception.
My guess. The input file is interpreted as corrupted.

Did you also try libFLAC for the decoder?

X
korth

Re: unsupported subframe coding (ch == 1)

Reply #2 –
I'm going to try that.

Re: unsupported subframe coding (ch == 1)

Reply #3 –
Okay, the message changed, it says "Exception: Synchronization Was Lost", I looked it up and found out that it may be caused due to a corrupt Flac file, but how? I mean the sound is nowhere near the sound of a corrupt audio file, to put it simply it sounds totally normal, so what's up?

Re: unsupported subframe coding (ch == 1)

Reply #4 –
Nevermind, it is corrupt.