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• Loss of audio files in the current project

  I had no problem loading and saving audio files to accompany my videos in the past, or with the current draft, however, on the opening of the project this time, all audio files have disappeared and I was left with the useless message 'the importer reported a generic error.  Where should I go from here?

  Surely, you are always welcome Lesley

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• Which Audio files can be saved as a ringtone?

  I come myself sent a ringtone, but cannot find the option to save it as a ringtone, just to play or save it as a sound. I looked at other audio files in my Inbox and I saw that some of them did not "Save as ringtone" and "Set as ILA." Is this because of the type of file? The only file that seems to work is an mp3 player. The file that I sent was an mp3, but my phone tells me that it is an aac. Are there other types of file can I send it as? I have attached the ringtone.

  In fact, I sent an email to Motorola to find out. They replied saying that it should be less 128 Kbps, if it's under 02:30, or 64 Kbps so it's less than 30 seconds. I cut the time to 30 seconds and managed to save. Perhaps you have inaccurate information.

• First Pro CC will not import ANY audio file, be it a mp3 or a part of a mp4 video (or other formats)

  Any audio or video file that I drop at first will appear almost immediately with the window

  Audio compliance error

  Movie compilation error.

  Unknown error.

  

  When I check the log error/events (little red X in the lower corner) this window says:

  ' 21/11/14 09:47:28 disc error has occurred while trying to access the following files:

  \\ipsse01\home$\myusername\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common\Media cache Files\filename.mp3 44100.cfa ".

  (The file is on my desk)

  This happens at all, even that current audio files windows comes with in the folder 'Sample Music', I tried those too to nothing does not.

  I am at a total loss. I'm new to first pro, but these are generic file formats, so I don't think that the problem is with the file. I have not tried to reinstall because I have to go to our one network administrator / computer specialist (who is also the accountant of the company) so that it can enter the username admin/pass in the pop-up box and she's often so busy. I try to avoid listening to it, if I do not need to (which unfortunately I tend to always have to do a lot)

  For reference, I'm under Win7 Professional 64-bit, 8 GB of RAM and a processor i7 - 4610M @ 3 .00GHz.

  Hey Kevin,

  I had earlier tried to do, but it still doesn't work. Then the company we use for large it projects, suggested pointing where media cache files are saved to a new location, excluding my sync account (which is always saved on my hard drive) and a folder on the hard disk that has not been synchronized with the network. That seemed to fix finally!

  Thanks for all the help and answers, if I really appreciate it!

  -Neila

• under xp, I can use wmpplugin dll3.0.2.629 to play a certain audio file in win7, I can't get the plugin for FF, why

  Our site is lsracers.com, as soon as you open the site, an audio file is supposed to play, (lower left corner an icon)
  It is said, a plugin is required to read this content, it's on a win 7 Ltop. If I use a pc XP, it gave me the option to activate the plugin,
  Windows Media Player plugin dll3.0.2.629 and he plays the second file 02:40. Why I can't get the plugin does work with FF in win7?

  FredMcD said

  I opened my Inspector. That's all the help I can give you.

  I called the big players to help you. Good luck.

  BTW, do not forget the RWM , I spoke of? Watch the clip.

  Thank you Fred McD, are nailed and others who responded. Now you should go on the site and visit if you like auto racing, thanks once again for the people and Merry Christmas.

• a 16 bit saved TIFF file does not work in ImageJ

  Hello

  I have a camera that records a 12-bit TIFF file.  When I have a saved TIFF file, it can be opened in ImageJ and all pixel values are preserved.  Also, if I display in Labview using IMAQ, it can be displayed properly and if I use ImageToArray, all values are correct too.  However, if I save it in a new file using written IMAQ 2 file, the saved file can be loaded in Labview with the correct pixel values, however, if I open this file saved in ImageJ, all the values are converted to 16 - bit wrongly.  For example, the value 62 (00111110) becomes 1000000000111110.  Apparently, the first figure when converted to 16-bit, it designates the first bit to 1 instead of 0.  I'm confused because the same saved when the image loaded into labview vi, the value is 62.

  Is it possible to fix it?  Could this be a problem with ImageJ instead of labview? I joined the original file and save the file here.

  Greetings, Charles;

  After looking at the attached screenshot, I have a question for you. Which is currently connected to the IMAQ Create for Source2? I guess it is an enumeration with I16 selected, correct?

  The same thing happens if you use U16 times on LabVIEW and ImageJ, or any lower bit depth? Finally, if you save the image to a different file format, you get similar behavior?

  Best regards;

  Simon P.

• Use WMP to play audio files of older games triggers the Crash game

  I have a game more Microsoft called Age of Empires. The game has some cool sound effects, I went into the game directory and played some of the sounds with Windows Media Player. Now when I try to play the game, it crashes when these sounds are triggered.

  I learned that WMP adds a kind of coding for audio files when he plays, and that older games such as Age of Empires do not include this extra info so when the game tries to play the sounds, it crashes.

  I tried to uninstall the game completely and put it back and even delete audio files and their replacement, but he did not set. It is only the sounds that I played on WMP that cause the game to Crash, all the sounds I was not playing on WMP still work fine.

  Can you please tell me how to resolve this.

  Hi Halima,

  Thanks for your reply. I managed to solve the problem in a different way. I open each file with a program (I use Adobe Audition) for audio editing, you click Save under and saved all of the audio files as new mp3 files, crushing & replace the original files. I did it in bulk by opening all the audio files at the same time and choosing "save all".

  This seems to have removed the additional coding added to audio files in Windows Media Player and the game can play these audio files when triggered.

  That said, I do not understand why crushing & replacing the mp3 files fixed the issue so that the uninstall & reinstall the game does not - this method of relocation removed all files of game (including all audio files) and replace them with the original from disk files, but still they cannot be triggered by the game. Maybe the computer recognized them somehow as the same files that WMP had altered and automatically change them again. Very strange.

  Thank you

  David

• Download and edit audio files using XP

  How I download, open and edit an audio file? I have Windows XP and my Windows Media Player is up to date. I don't want to ruin the interviews I recorded. Thank you.

  Don't forget: this is a public forum so never post prWindows XP and my Windows Media Player is updated. I don't want to do anything that will ruin the interviews I recorded. Thank you.ivate of information such as the numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas:

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  How I download, open and edit an audio file? I have Windows XP and my Windows Media Player is up to date. I don't want to ruin the interviews I recorded. Thank you.

  =====================================
  You have the file saved to a folder on your hard drive?

  What is the format of the audio file?

  Maybe Movie Maker could do the editing that you need.

  And... the following freeware can be worth a try:

  Features of Audacity:
  http://Audacity.sourceforge.NET/about/features

  Audacity - Frequently asked Questions - FAQ
  http://Audacity.sourceforge.NET/Help/FAQ

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Difficulty playing the big audio files/streams.

  Hi all

  I have an app that plays media (audio/x-wav).  The application is configured to listen to and read the audio data from a web service.  After that audio plays for the first time, the sound will be saved on the device.  Whenever the audio selected is played later, he can read the stored file.

  Everything works fine, except when it comes to playing audio files.  When the Player tries to read the audio data from a big-InputStream, the application will take a few minutes to retrieve the stream and then the player will hit a State of 'ERROR', due to:

  "Media cannot start while another media is active"
  

  .  At this point, I did not open another medium, however.  Then when I try to play the audio again (this time this time locally from a stored FAT deposited (~ 5 MB), the application appears to hang - but it not to plant, it becomes just does more for about ten minutes.)  After ten minutes, the player will reach the State of "ERROR" an error of:

  "Unload failed: Timed out waiting for UD|LD"
  

  Has anyone else had similar symptoms when you try to play larger audio files?  What could be going on here?  Here is my code:

  Reading an input stream:

  try {
      Player player = Manager.createPlayer(responseData,"audio/x-wav");
      player.addPlayerListener(new PlayerManager());
      player.realize();
      player.prefetch();
      player.start();
  } catch (IOException e) {
      System.out.println("ERROR: " + e.getClass() + ":  "+ e.getMessage());
  } catch (MediaException e) {
      System.out.println("ERROR: " + e.getClass() + ":  "+ e.getMessage());
  }
  

  Reading a file:

  try {
      Player player = Manager.createPlayer("file:///SDCard/Blackberry/music/" + file);
      player.addPlayerListener(playerListener);
      player.realize();
      player.prefetch();
      player.start();
  } catch (IOException e) {
      System.out.println("ERROR: " + e.getClass() + ":  "+ e.getMessage());
  } catch (MediaException e) {
      System.out.println("ERROR: " + e.getClass() + ":  "+ e.getMessage());
  }
  

  PlayerListener:

  public class PlayerManager implements PlayerListener {
  
      public void playerUpdate(Player player, String event, Object eventData) {
          System.out.println("PLAYER EVENT: " + event);
  
          if (event == PlayerListener.ERROR) {
              Notify.alert(Constants.PLAYER_ERROR);
          } else if (event == PlayerListener.END_OF_MEDIA) {
              try {
                  player.stop();
                  player.close();
                  player = null;
              } catch (MediaException e) {
                  System.out.println("ERROR: " + e.getClass() + ":  "
                          + e.getMessage());
              }
          }
  
      }
  }
  

  Yet once again, I'd appreciate any help!

  I solved this problem for my application. Check it out at:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/how-I-fixed-quot-timed-out-waiting-for-UD-ld...

  It will be useful.

  Scott

• Why Windows Media Player in W7 duplicate audio files apparently without input from me

  It's pretty simple. I have a PC with i5 processor and run W7 home edition. For some reason, unbeknownst to me WMP duplicates now so ripped audio files from a CD. Sometimes it is incompatible with only about 90% of the titles in doubles and it doesn't happen immediately. After that the days of non-use, I open WMP to find a disc that I thought had apparently escaped, magically duplicate. Indeed strange events. I can't comment on downloads on the net that I do not use this source. Anyone can shed light on the issue?

  Rod Armstrong

  Hi Rod,

  1 are - that these duplicates reflect while ripping CDs with Windows Media Player?

  2 did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  First, check if there are different entries for the same media on your computer. If a song or a file is saved two times he can show you a duplicate because they are located in two different places.

  Method 1: I would recommend you to rebuild the database of Windows Media Player and see if the problem is resolved.

  Here's how:

  To resolve this problem, delete the Windows Media Player database. To do this, follow these steps:

  a. exit Windows Media Player.

  b. click Start, click run, type %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Media Playerand then click OK.

  c. Select all files in the folder, and then click delete on the file menu.

  Note: You don't have to remove the folders that are in this folder.

  d. restart Windows Media Player.

  Note: Windows Media Player automatically rebuilds the database.

  Method 2: If this does not resolve the problem, disable the Windows Media Player database cache files.

  To do this, follow these steps:

  a. exit Windows Media Player.

  b. click Start, click run, type %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoftand then click OK.

  c. Select the Media Player folder, and then click delete on the file menu.

  d. restart Windows Media Player.

  Hope this information helps. For any other corresponding Windows help, do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help you.

• Hearing CC destroyed a large part of my audio files on the crash

  Hearing CC 2015.2.1 just crashed on me - no problem you would think - BUT it has destroyed a large part of my audio files (missing Clicks random and audio) on the crash.

  Bad things first: even if I saved in iterations - it is not repairable - because he destroyed the ORIGINAL audio files that refer to all saved iterations - so no luck.

  Good thing is that I have copies of backup of the shoot raw files. S ' got away with a little fright and a LOT of work to redo.

  I will not use hearing again. My work is too valuable. From scratch in another audio program, because I need reliability in a professional workflow.

  Sorry to hear that you have given up the hearing.  I can assure you that this isn't normal behavior and that the hearing is used professionally in thousands of companies - radio, audio for video post-production stations, even on the odd Hollywood feature.

  Of what you say, I doubt that you are interested in making this kind of post-mortem, but if you wanted we would be happy to try to work on what went wrong.  We would need to know the details of your computer, what version of hearing you used and a description of the work flow using... i. e whether in multitrack or wave form view, what effects/changes that you have made and exactly how you saved 'iterations '.

  Also, try never hearing again, this FAQ hearing crashed.  Now what?  gives some details on how to proceed.

  Finally, I'll just mention that the hearing has an automatic backup center - you can set it to backup all of your project at some specified time interval - and you can also tell him to back up to another hard drive or even to the cloud.  It certainly got me out of trouble once when a bolt of lightning nearby fried my drive hard mid session!

• First 13 elements will publish the MPEG file only as audio file

  I first elements 13 and when I try to publish videos in MPEG only an audio file is published. Other formats such as AVCHD and Windows Media work, but I really want to use mpeg to HD quality. Any help is appreciated thank you.

  The first image below is the format of publication I've used. The second image is the result of publish the movie. Although the file is saved as .mpg it plays only the audio (and yes I tried opening with different programs, all the same result).

  

  Windows Media Player is very limited with regard to the types of files it can play.

  Download the excellent and free VLC Media Player and try to play your file with it. I think that you certainly have a MPEG here.

• How to play several audio files at the same time and mute toggle some voices?

  Hi all

  Forgive me if this is mentioned elsewhere and kindly point me in the right direction.  I'm a kid with flash and action script so if you are in doubt, error on the side of more specific in your response, there is a lot of vocabulary I still don't know.

  The goal:

  I have 4 audio files which are Soprano, Alto, tenor and low voice of a musical example.  The result should allow the user to play all 4 voices at once and dumb voice specific to hear all the possible combinations of voices playing together or solo.  I imagined a check box at the beginning of each rated musical line that puts that voice muted when checked.

  It would be ideal to have the game, interrupt and stop reproduction choices where 'Stop' resets playback at the start and 'Pause' maintains the current place in time and takes over from there, once playback is started again.

  I am able to get the simple audio files to play from a single button, but I am struggling to find how to link multiple audio files to start at the same time by a single button.  I found this link: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1069107?start=0 & tstart = 0

  where the last message mentions the use of tables, but being a complete beginner, I don't completely understand what they are doing.

  I know it's a big piece of questions at once, but if you could meet any part of it, or direct me to a tutorial/instructions, I would really appreciate it.

  Thank you for taking the time to help others

  use:

  kglad wrote:

  use:

  import flash.events.MouseEvent;

  import flash.media.SoundTransform;

  var soprano: Sound = new Soprano();

  Var high: Sound = new Alto();

  var tenor: Sound = new Tenor();

  var bass: Sound = new Bass();

  Ash var: Array = [soprano, alto, tenor, low];

  var offsetA:Array =]

  var st: SoundTransform = new SoundTransform();

  play_btn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, playF);

  pause_btn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, pauseF);

  stop_btn.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, stopF);

  playF function (e: MouseEvent): void {}

  for (var i: int = 0; i)< sounda.length;="" i++)="">

  This ["sc_" + i] = [i] Sunda () .play;

  }

  }

  function pauseF (e: MouseEvent): void {}

  for (var i: int = 0; i)< sounda.length;="" i++)="">

  offsetA [i] = this ["sc_" + i] .position;

  This ["sc_" + i]. Stop();

  }

  }

  function stopF (e: MouseEvent): void {}

  for (var i: int = 0; i)< sounda.length;="" i++)="">

  offsetA [i] = 0;

  This ["sc_" + i]. Stop();

  }

  }

  function unpauseF(e:MouseEvent):void {}

  for (var i: int = 0; i)< sounda.length;="" i++)="">

  This ["sc_" + i] = Sunda [i] .play (offsetA [i]);

  }

  }

  function muteF(i:int):void {}

  St.volume = 0;

  This ["sc_" + i] .soundTransform = m;

  }

  function unmuteF(i:int):void {}

  St.volume = 1;

  This ["sc_" + i] .soundTransform = m;

  }

• How can I extract an audio file of a PDF in Pro? (Mac)

  How can I extract an audio file of a PDF in Pro? (Mac). Properties it is a .m4a file.

  Thank you

  Hi Tim,.

  This is not a supported feature. If the PDF is secured and you have the legal rights to extract the audio, it would be possible to locate and unzip the PDF file raw file data using third-party tools as follows the structure of the file of low-level (a hex editor or editor Cos) - but Acrobat can not help you.

  Kind regards

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• Subtitles without audio file?

  I would like to have my slide notes displayed as subtitles EVEN if I don't have an audio file - how can I do this?  I imported a PP file into captivate 7 and there are notes slides in this PP. I want these annotations to the slides to display at the end of the project, and I do NOT have an audio file - and were going to be any point. I would like to just that slide notes/subtitling for work as support information on the slides?

  Thanks in advance,

  Nanna

  You MUST have an audio file to use the subtitles feature.  There should not be voiceover on it.  It could contain only audio sound very low, but should not be pure silence that otherwise Captivate tends to clip off as pure silence, letting you return to the box start.