1by1: Bitstream elements

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I've encountered an odd message when playing one of my iTunes-purchased music (.m4a format):

a few tracks of one album (oddly enough, not all of them have this same problem) only play a certain amount of time and then the player presents this message:



"Maximum number of bitstream elements exceeded"

I click the Ok and then the player go on to the next track, but I would rather listen to the full song instead, if possible...

I've looked in the settings, trying to figure this out (how to solve it), but so far I haven't got a clue...

Does anyone else have this problem or know what's that about or how to solve it?

PS: I'm using
Windows XP 64bit SP3 with all current patches in place,
1by1 v.1.76b20110813,
in_mp4.dll v.2.1beta

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I think its a problem of the in_mp4.dll.
Please try using the BASS DLL instead of Winamp plugins.
It decodes many formats and netstreams and runs very smart.
http://www.un4seen.com/bass.html

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Although it corrected the problems I had with some specific albums and the older winamp plugin in_m4.dll, now some other .m4a files are Crashing 1by1.exe with BASS.DLL...



Well... I'm assuming it's the bass.dll, but I might be wrong, of course...

Edit: I decided to test the same .m4a file with in_m4.dll, just in case, and, in fact, it does not crash 1by1. I plays quite normally, so, at least temporarily, I'm back with in_m4.dll and out with bass_aac.dll...