Hello,

When attempting to Edit Song Information for certain .psarc's in the CDLC Song Manager, I consistently encounter  this error/exception and the song is not editable (the UI for editing the song doesn't open, but the application can continue to be used) :

System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not find file 'C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Temp\Metallica_Wherever-i-may-Roam_v2_RS2014_Pc\EOF\1203811966_fixed.ogg'.

File name: 'C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Temp\Metallica_Wherever-i-may-Roam_v2_RS2014_Pc\EOF\1203811966_fixed.ogg'

I figure it's a localized issue and I need to do something on my computer, but I don't know exactly what to do to solve the issue.

I basically just need to edit the song information to assign a new / different APP ID to the song to make it available in-game, but not being able to do that in the Song Manager kind of stumps that process. Is there a sneaky way to circumvent this error from happening or editing the song information manually?

I only encounter the error on some songs, others work just fine and show up in Rocksmith 2014 after following the normal customs installation steps.

Replication steps:

1) Download "Where ever I May Roam" by Metallica from http://ignition.customsforge.com | https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5AoG3ulaB8kclBhQ21DR3hDRzA/edit
2) Put the file into the Rocksmith 2014 DLC folder (per regular customs "install" process)

3) Open CustomsForge Song Manager

4) Right click the song in the song list and choose to "edit song information"

5) Observe error is being thrown, but application can continue to run and other songs are still editable

I've already searched the forums for solutions to the issue but didn't find any threads about it - I hope this is the right place to ask for help and that I haven't overlooked an incredibly obvious sticky thread on how to solve the problem. :)

I have the same problem, on every cdlc that I have tried. I right click the song in Song Manager and click on "Edit song information" and ---> Unhandled exception...

@@SevenSix Thanks for the feedback/question.  You identified a bug in the toolkit library which is used by CFSM.  :plus1: That song was produced with a very old version of the toolkit and only contains a single audio file (there is no separate preview audio file so the main auido gets used for the preview).  The song probably should be re-authored using the new beta version of the toolkit using an ogg or wav audio file so that a separate preview audio file gets created automatically.

 

Should be fixed now and you can give the latest beta here a try.  Plz let me know if the bug fix works.

Concerning changing AppID's.  There is a much easier way to do it with CFSM.

1.  In CFSM Song Manager check the box in the 'Select' column of each song that you would like to change the AppId of.  Use 'Select All/None' link button to quickly select all songs.
2. From the task menu 'Custom Mods' dropdown, select 'Edit App IDs'
3. From the 'Song Batch Editor' popup select a new AppID from the combobox.
4. Click 'Apply'

Also don't forget to use CFSM to 'Repair' those old CDLC so that they work correctly with Rocksmith 2014 Remastered.

 

@@SevenSix Thanks for the feedback/question.  You identified a bug in the toolkit library which is used by CFSM.  :plus1: That song was produced with a very old version of the toolkit and only contains a single audio file (there is no separate preview audio file so the main auido gets used for the preview).  The song probably should be re-authored using the new beta version of the toolkit using an ogg or wav audio file so that a separate preview audio file gets created automatically.

 

Should be fixed now and you can give the latest beta here a try.  Plz let me know if the bug fix works.

 

Concerning changing AppID's.  There is a much easier way to do it with CFSM.

1.  In CFSM Song Manager check the box in the 'Select' column of each song that you would like to change the AppId of.  Use 'Select All/None' link button to quickly select all songs.
2. From the task menu 'Custom Mods' dropdown, select 'Edit App IDs'
3. From the 'Song Batch Editor' popup select a new AppID from the combobox.
4. Click 'Apply'

Also don't forget to use CFSM to 'Repair' those old CDLC so that they work correctly with Rocksmith 2014 Remastered.

 

Just downloaded the Beta release and can now edit song information on the referenced song in the OP of this thread, as well as edit others I've previously experienced the same issue with.

 

Thanks for the fix and keep up the good work.