temporary directory full when recording -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:temporary directory full when recording Posted by: cpliu Date:1/13/2002 10:38:59 PM I use Sound Forge 4.5. I have temporary folder set to a HD with 710MB of free space. I got "temporary directory is full" message after recording only 20 sec or so 44Khz, mono sound. What's the problem here? TIA, cpliu
Subject:RE: temporary directory full when recording Reply by: Chienworks Date:1/13/2002 11:25:01 PM I've seen this error before when i had temporary recovery files in the Sound Forge program directory. SF saves your current editing buffer as a .tmp file, most likely in C:\Program Files\Sonic Foundry\Sound Forge 4.5, but this path may be slightly different on your computer. Open up this directory and look for files like FRG45000.TMP, FRG45001.TMP, etc. Most likely you can simply delete these files as they are left over from times when SF crashed. It's also possible that SF has been prompting you to recover these files when you start up. You can do that when prompted if you want to find out what these files contain before you delete them.

Subject:temporary directory full when recording

Posted by: cpliu

Date:1/13/2002 10:38:59 PM

I use Sound Forge 4.5. I have temporary folder set to a HD with 710MB of free space. I got "temporary directory is full" message after recording only 20 sec or so 44Khz, mono sound. What's the problem here?

TIA,

cpliu

Subject:RE: temporary directory full when recording

Reply by: Chienworks

Date:1/13/2002 11:25:01 PM

I've seen this error before when i had temporary recovery files in the
Sound Forge program directory. SF saves your current editing buffer as a
.tmp file, most likely in C:\Program Files\Sonic Foundry\Sound Forge 4.5,
but this path may be slightly different on your computer. Open up this
directory and look for files like FRG45000.TMP, FRG45001.TMP, etc. Most
likely you can simply delete these files as they are left over from times
when SF crashed. It's also possible that SF has been prompting you to
recover these files when you start up. You can do that when prompted if
you want to find out what these files contain before you delete them.