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Subject:Region error Posted by: bbcdrum Date:6/4/2007 10:37:22 AM I am getting a Region Error message in SF 9.0a (build 297). A similar issue was reported in the thread "Mix / Replace." I get the following error message: "This file contained an illegal Marker or Region. The Marker or Region has been corrected." This is what I do to get it: 1) Open 16 bit 44.1 kHz wav file. 2) Insert two markers (un-named) in the file (it doesn't seem to matter how far apart). 3) Select the area between the markers. 4) Copy and paste new (does not matter whether I use menus or Ctrl+C and Ctrl+E). The new clip shows a marker at the beginning and at the end of the clip. 5) Save the new clip as a wav and error message pops up. If I select a small portion of the end of the new clip and fade it out (process menu), I do not receive the error. Is it just my system or can someone else reproduce this? Thanks. Kevin

I am getting a Region Error message in SF 9.0a (build 297). A similar issue was reported in the thread "Mix / Replace."

I get the following error message:

"This file contained an illegal Marker or Region. The Marker or Region has been corrected."

This is what I do to get it:

1) Open 16 bit 44.1 kHz wav file.
2) Insert two markers (un-named) in the file (it doesn't seem to matter how far apart).
3) Select the area between the markers.
4) Copy and paste new (does not matter whether I use menus or Ctrl+C and Ctrl+E). The new clip shows a marker at the beginning and at the end of the clip.
5) Save the new clip as a wav and error message pops up.

If I select a small portion of the end of the new clip and fade it out (process menu), I do not receive the error.

Is it just my system or can someone else reproduce this?

Thanks.

Kevin