| From: | Samuel Byford |
| Date: | 5 Sep 2000 at 21:18:11 |
| Subject: | Re: Large Wavs. |
Hello Geoff,
>> However, the file is a wav and is 78315638 in length and scala wont accept
>> wavs and certainly nothing of that size. So I tryed loading it into
>> SoundProbe in order to a. cut it into smaller bits and b. change it to
>> 8svx which scala will take.
>
> Have you tried changing the Audio I/O Control to use files from disk? It's
> under the Menu item DISPLAY/Audio I/O Control and should take files from
> your drive. Obviously, the longer the file, the longer the editing process
> will take even taking into account a faster processor but it may do the
> trick. If not, mail me privately and we'll see if we can't arrange
> something. All being well, I shall be at the Seal show this Sunday.
Cheers m8, that did the trick wonderfully :)
It takes about 4 mins to load and constantly complains that the undo buffer is out of memory but it loads, I can zoom in to choose where to edit it and I can save a section and then cut it out to do the next section - so thanks!!!! :->
Now, next question - I keep getting the error "(SP) Audio has timed out" whenever I try to play certain bits of certain files within SoundProbe Editor. Is this purely because it runs out of memory??
Oh, and when trying to play the 8svx files back via soundplayer it always says "error during playback" but play16 plays them fine....do I have to change one of the settings on the icons??
(sorry - I got the program second had so I dont have a manual....)
TTFN
and thanks
Sam
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