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Subject:Two questions Posted by: oretes1225 Date:5/1/2006 1:41:33 PM I have an mp3 format song with this wierd poping at the end of the song, and I want to get rid of it. If I convert it to wav, edit it out, then back to mp3. Will it affect the quality of the song in any way? Second question. Sometimes when I open an mp3 file on Sound Forge 8.0d, it says "Warning: An error occured while opening one or more files. The file was created with an unsupported version of the program. And I click "OK" and I can still open the file and edit it. It also creates a .sfk file with the same name as the mp3 I opened. Example: I open "Sounds 1.mp3" and it does the error thing, while it does that it creates "Sounds 1.mp3.sfk" my question is what does that mean? Message last edited on5/1/2006 1:41:49 PM byoretes1225.
Subject:RE: Two questions Reply by: Chienworks Date:5/1/2006 1:51:33 PM 1) Every time you save to MP3 or any compressed format you will lose some quality. 2) I'm not sure what the error means. However, every time you open a file in Sound Forge it creates a .sfk file. This file contains the graphical waveform that you see on the screen.

Subject:Two questions

Posted by: oretes1225

Date:5/1/2006 1:41:33 PM

I have an mp3 format song with this wierd poping at the end of the song, and I want to get rid of it. If I convert it to wav, edit it out, then back to mp3. Will it affect the quality of the song in any way?

Second question. Sometimes when I open an mp3 file on Sound Forge 8.0d, it says "Warning: An error occured while opening one or more files. The file was created with an unsupported version of the program.
And I click "OK" and I can still open the file and edit it. It also creates a .sfk file with the same name as the mp3 I opened. Example: I open "Sounds 1.mp3" and it does the error thing, while it does that it creates "Sounds 1.mp3.sfk" my question is what does that mean?

Message last edited on5/1/2006 1:41:49 PM byoretes1225.

Subject:RE: Two questions

Reply by: Chienworks

Date:5/1/2006 1:51:33 PM

1) Every time you save to MP3 or any compressed format you will lose some quality.

2) I'm not sure what the error means. However, every time you open a file in Sound Forge it creates a .sfk file. This file contains the graphical waveform that you see on the screen.