SoundTrax, WaveEditor--Now What???

[SajalSOFT]

I have little bit of doubt on the particular topic so please if know the solution then please help me. Actually I have taken stand-alone recorder ripped it into Wave Sound files. After ripping that in a wave sound file I install wave editor to correct track markers. And then I have edited that in the way as I want. And then I have burn it and then saved the whole thing as one file. After that when I was trying to open it in the burning ROM, It wouldn't recognize 'All Supported Files and Compilations', then I have used all supported file but it showed unexpected file format. Then I saved it individually even though it was prompting me unexpected file format. In this I have saved all the things in the NWF file. Even though it is showing the same error. Show please if you know the answer then tell me.

[Ernesto4]

What ever you are asking some days back I was also facing the same problem. In that case I want some of the information from your side. Actually I want to tell you that ripping part is really easy. And your nwf file only appears to be just a project file so you won't see it as a supported file in BR or Express. But when you saved the original edited compilation, and in that what format did you save it in ? But you didn't say even though you had the latest update to v9.

[Elieis]

Ok I tell you the latest information from my side. Actually I have saved the first compilation as Wave Sound. I have also save the each edited file as .wav file format. And in last save the whole thing this time as a .nwf file format. But when I have brought the save compilation back up in Wave Editor, I am not shown the track markers that I installed, nor can I play individual tracks. And then as I have stated that Burning ROM shows unexpected file format.In last I was not able to open any of the video. Please tell me if you know any idea then tell me please.

[Dr. V]

After listening this I come to this conclusion that something is really wrong if the .nwf won't work in WaveEditor. As I have already discussed it relative to BR.And I think there is also something wrong if you are not able to import the .wav in BR unless you have selected a DVD file format. And In this I have mentioned the vision because you asked and to burn to audio files to a DVD, you would have to use Vision, and the procedure I gave you. Whatever you have .wav or .nwf file saved on the forum is small enough to allow posting in the forum so I could mess with it. And then I can see which type of problem you are facing.

[SalVatore]

I saw your posting I think you just go for the software on the internet. And Install it in your PC. I think this will fix your problem. You just search J-zip software on the internet. You don't have to buy this you can easily get the free version of this software it's junior version of 7-zip but it meets all my needs. You just try the different source of audio files such as the free samples that are included in Windows or, if you play one of the problem .wav files in WMP, you can click on File\Properties and look at media usage rights.And ya Nero would let you rip the cds to hard drive.But I know that nero won't burn you the protected files.

[jesse]

Hey thanks a lot buddy Because I was facing this problem last 1 month. But when I read your post then I have search on it then I got little bit similar solution. Then I have applied it on my file. Then now it is working properly. I think it help me a lot. So buddy one more time thanks.

[Dr. V]

Ok I tell you the latest information from my side. Actually I have saved the first compilation as Wave Sound. I have also save the each edited file as .wav file format. And in last save the whole thing this time as a .nwf file format. But when I have brought the save compilation back up in Wave Editor, I am not shown the track markers that I installed, nor can I play individual tracks. And then as I have stated that Burning ROM shows unexpected file format.In last I was not able to open any of the video. Please tell me if you know any idea then tell me please.