This problem is becoming much too complex! I can not get FLAC Frontend to w=
ork properly (can it be my XP Pro 64bit?) and have decided that all this ef=
fort isn't worth it. If I intend to record for more than four hours I'll ju=
st have to use my FR2-LE instead, as this starts a new file automatically o=
nce the 2gig file limit is reached.
I have to say I'm still puzzled as to why Audition 1.5 won't open the WHOLE=
of this 4 gig file; any other ideas would be gladly welcomed.
Max
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> > audition can use flac with this plugin
> > http://www.vuplayer.com/audition.php
> > that will reduce the file size
> > you would need to transfer the file - encode with flac- then open in a=
udition
> > http://flac.sourceforge.net/
> >
> Thanks a lot for this workaround Greg! I am at present underway with an a=
ttempt to encode the file in question with the latest version of FLAC. I su=
spect I might have some kind of problem though. With it not working in the =
downloaded configuration, I eventually discovered that it would (apparently=
) work if I unchecked the Replaygain box. What is happening however, is tha=
t it continues to encode (?) still after quite a long time, with the messag=
e in the box reading Warning: skipping unknown sub-chunk. Will this ever en=
d? Or is it in some kind of loop?
> Max
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