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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: rigpimp on June 18, 2009, 11:51:31 AM
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I use Wavelab and I am having a big problem.
I have a file that is 24/48 (1st part of phish 6/12/09). I use a R-44 and it split at the 2GB limit.
The file plays fine in Foobar, opens in Wavelab fine, opens in CDWave fine.
In Wavelab when I try to resample>dither>save 16/44.1 I get NO SAVED FILE. NONE.
In CDWave I open and save it into a new directory and it would not open in Foobar. I chose to save using the alternate 224 bit and it saves and opens fine.
I just tried to re-open the new post-CDWave alt24bit file in Wavelab and resample>dither>save 16/44.1 and I get NO SAVED FILE.
It is like it is copy or save protected. I tried two different XP64 machines and NO GO. HELP!
FWIW, I had NO PROBLEMS with any of my other 24/48 Bonnaroo sets
FWIW2, the wave header utility here at ts.com wont run on x64
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Anyone? I just tried the FixWav utility and it says my header is fine.
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Another observation for those of you lurking on this. My normal 2GB split files are 2,096,003 and this one is 2,096,997. Upon processing I do not get a EXCEEDING 2GB warning but maybe I should try splitting it in two first and then processing it?
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If Wavelab converts to float format for internal processing, turn that option off if you can. Otherwise, you might do as you suggested... split the file first.
Float format (32-bit) is 25% larger than 24-bit. So maybe it's hitting some limit. I would think that they have a workaround for that though.
You might also try Samplitude SE or Reaper.
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After days and days of hoping that I would wake up and my file would be normal again I finally tried to split it in two and it saved fine. For some reason the R-44 saved a file that was a hair larger than the 2GB limit.
Odd.