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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: kirk97132 on July 31, 2007, 07:22:49 PM
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ok so I got this 24/48 4 track recording on dvd. I move it into a folder to work on it. I go to open all the files and it says opening an mp3 file and give me an astronomically long time remaining like 3:52 minutes. OK cancel. Check any settings for file import I can find, no mp3 type crap anywhere. Instead I go to open a 648mb wav file that is 24/48. As soon as audacity starts it says opening an mp3 file and give me an astronomically long time remaining like 47 minutes. This even happens if I drag and drop it. I look at the file properties, it is 24/48. I can open it fine in Soundforge. I can open other files fine. This is the only file that trys to open like this. No I never let the the file try to completely open. One thing when I open it in SF it has looping tags, but that wouldn't make Audacity see it as an mp3 would it? What the hell is up with audacity any ideas?
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Just a wild guess but check your cache folder where Audacity holds temp files and delete anything that's in there. The default path is something like this.
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Temp\audacity_1_2_temp
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Just a wild guess but check your cache folder where Audacity holds temp files and delete anything that's in there. The default path is something like this.
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Temp\audacity_1_2_temp
You can set the temp file path in preferences...
And make sure the directory/drive has plenty of disk space - double your project size is nice...
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yeah it not any of those things but thanks, weird
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Dunno about Audacity thinking it's an MP3, but I bet the super-long import time (if it ever actually finishes) is because of the looping tags. Just for kicks...try taking out the looping tags in SF, save as a separate file, and try to re-import into Audacity.
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Dunno about Audacity thinking it's an MP3, but I bet the super-long import time (if it ever actually finishes) is because of the looping tags. Just for kicks...try taking out the looping tags in SF, save as a separate file, and try to re-import into Audacity.
opened in SF, renamed file, removed all markers, saved and it STILL see's it as an mp3 and the D/L time just keeps climbing???????????
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bring it over Kirk. I have Audacity on my machine.
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Pretty strange...Can you check the header info in SF?
How about opening in CD wave? - sometimes it can see through header weirdness..
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Pretty strange...Can you check the header info in SF?
How about opening in CD wave? - sometimes it can see through header weirdness..
opens fine in SF and properties of the file say it's a wave file 24/48
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bring it over Kirk. I have Audacity on my machine.
Just got home 4:45 you home all night? When you leaving for pick a thon?