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rendering to wav problems
Help neededIf I render to mp3 I can perfectly play the music in mediaplayer. Now I need Wav's but if I safe to WAV mediaplayer gives an errorcode. Ik do can play other WAV's. But WAV's I rendered with Fruity won't work. Anyone has a clue why? Has it something to do with my settings, or ... ???
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Originally posted by : Wasabi
Als ik render naar mp3's kan ik mijn muziek afspelen. Nu heb ik echter WAV's nodig maar als ik render naar WAV geeft mediaplayer een foutcode. Andere WAV's kan ik wel spelen. Maar 't is eender welk WAV dak me fruity heb gerenderd ni. Iemaand een id waaran dat kan liggen? Doe ik iets verkeerd met de instellingen ofzo?
windows mediaplayer?? don't use that man :-) kans is groot dat het aan mediaplayer zelf ligt
gebruik winamp (2.9x op oldversions.com te vinden) of vlc ...
kheb da zelvde probleem, kweet nie wa ge der kunt aan doen. kheb er mij bij neer gelegt.
tis zelfs zo als ik een wav. sampleke,in fl gemaakt, door sturde naar iemand--- zat er ongeloofelijk veel (digital) distortion, clipping op , als die da in iets speelde da geen windows media was.daar weet ik het fijne ook nie van.
Just tested to open it with quicktime and it does open, but my song is some verry, verry bad Japanes noise now. Where you only here a bit the bass from kick with some xtra noise on it. For the rest it's pure noise.
more info would be nice me thinks... the settings you choose when you render, which flstudio etc
the whole shabam!
it's prolly the fact that you render your stuff to 24 Bit .wav ... mediaplayer (yuck, what an ugly word is that man ^^) is compatible only with 16 Bit files ...
edit: 32 Bit floating???
Originally posted by : ELFENKOMMANDO
it's prolly the fact that you render your stuff to 24 Bit .wav ... mediaplayer (yuck, what an ugly word is that man ^^) is compatible only with 16 Bit files ...
edit: 32 Bit floating???
slight understatement but you seem suprised. is 32 bit float alot?
Originally posted by : ELFENKOMMANDO
it's prolly the fact that you render your stuff to 24 Bit .wav ... mediaplayer (yuck, what an ugly word is that man ^^) is compatible only with 16 Bit files ...
edit: 32 Bit floating???
idd... 16 bit !