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Subject:Error When Saving A File Posted by: combee Date:2/10/2003 10:56:52 AM I have been receiving an error message occasionally when I am saving a .wav file. It does save the corrected file, but it does not build peaks. I have to close the said file and reopen it for it to build peaks. It does not happen every time. I am wondering if anyone has encountered, or heard of, this problem. I would appreciate any advice to correct it.
Subject:RE: Error When Saving A File Reply by: Geoff_Wood Date:2/10/2003 2:33:26 PM That is a known bug (many of us get it) and is presumably being fixed. geoff
Subject:RE: Error When Saving A File Reply by: combee Date:2/11/2003 1:35:02 PM Thanks! I'm glad to know that I'm not alone and I sure hope they fix it!
Subject:another File-Save error? Reply by: pbeshuk Date:2/15/2003 10:33:29 AM I'm also having a File-Save error. I'm editing fairly large .wav files doing deletes, cross-fades, etc. After about 10 edits and several File-Saves, the next File-Save gives me an error message saying "..an error occurred...check for write access...check for enough free space". There is plenty of space on the drive. When I hit OK, to clear the error message, the file has been successfully saved, but the waveform is gone from the SForge workspace. The file is still apparently open because I can stil play it from the workspace. Any advice would be appreciated.
Subject:RE: another File-Save error? Reply by: rraud Date:2/15/2003 1:37:13 PM Next time it happens select Special/Re-build Peak Data, the waveform will re-appear. Sonic Foundry and many of us are aware of this bug. It is scary the first few times it happens, looks like everything's gone! SF sez: "it will be fixed with the next update". 6.0e I would guess.
Subject:When? Reply by: JTelles Date:2/15/2003 5:14:31 PM The only pending question is when this LONG DUE update will be available... JTelles
Subject:thanks and doh! Reply by: pbeshuk Date:2/15/2003 6:28:37 PM thanks. I actually upgraded to XP trying to solve this problem, never dreaming it was a Sforge problem. As they say...doh!

Subject:Error When Saving A File

Posted by: combee

Date:2/10/2003 10:56:52 AM

I have been receiving an error message occasionally when I am saving a .wav file. It does save the corrected file, but it does not build peaks. I have to close the said file and reopen it for it to build peaks. It does not happen every time. I am wondering if anyone has encountered, or heard of, this problem. I would appreciate any advice to correct it.

Subject:RE: Error When Saving A File

Reply by: Geoff_Wood

Date:2/10/2003 2:33:26 PM

That is a known bug (many of us get it) and is presumably being fixed.

geoff

Subject:RE: Error When Saving A File

Reply by: combee

Date:2/11/2003 1:35:02 PM

Thanks! I'm glad to know that I'm not alone and I sure hope they fix it!

Subject:another File-Save error?

Reply by: pbeshuk

Date:2/15/2003 10:33:29 AM

I'm also having a File-Save error. I'm editing fairly large .wav files doing deletes, cross-fades, etc. After about 10 edits and several File-Saves, the next File-Save gives me an error message saying "..an error occurred...check for write access...check for enough free space". There is plenty of space on the drive.

When I hit OK, to clear the error message, the file has been successfully saved, but the waveform is gone from the SForge workspace. The file is still apparently open because I can stil play it from the workspace.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Subject:RE: another File-Save error?

Reply by: rraud

Date:2/15/2003 1:37:13 PM

Next time it happens select Special/Re-build Peak Data, the waveform will re-appear.
Sonic Foundry and many of us are aware of this bug. It is scary the first few times it happens, looks like everything's gone! SF sez: "it will be fixed with the next update".
6.0e I would guess.

Subject:When?

Reply by: JTelles

Date:2/15/2003 5:14:31 PM

The only pending question is when this LONG DUE update will be available...

JTelles

Subject:thanks and doh!

Reply by: pbeshuk

Date:2/15/2003 6:28:37 PM

thanks. I actually upgraded to XP trying to solve this problem, never dreaming it was a Sforge problem. As they say...doh!