However, Duplicate Cleaner did not show the files to be identical. The foobar2000 Bit-compare tracks tool did not report any differences in decoded data, either. Now, when I compared the original WAV file and the one created after decompressing from FLAC, the EAC compare tool did not show any differences whatsoever. This time Mp3tag created a tag for it (for the decompressed file) without any problems. However, trying to tag it in Mp3tag always resulted in the same error message.Īfter trying various things (like resorting to a backup copy of the same file, etc.), I tried something similar to what someone described above: I compressed the file to FLAC and then decompressed it. When checking its integrity, foobar2000 did not report any problems.
The problematic file played fine in foobar2000 and could be copied to other disks without any problem (the issue wasn't disk corruption then). The rest of the files in the same folder did not get this message and were tagged just fine. After having done over 2000 files successfully with Mp3tag (what a great tool it is!), I came across one WAV file which kept getting the message "File Cannot Be Opened for Writing".
#MP3TAG CANNOT BE OPENED FOR WRITING WINDOWS#
I want to share my experience because in this case I believe the problem didn't have anything to do with Windows security, permissions, etc., but with the integrity of the file. I came across this thread after I encountered a similar problem with a single WAV file.
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