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Mac installation / Re: Confusing data message when trying to use Run in soundloom
« on: February 19, 2014, 03:51:14 PM »
That's great! Thank you.
Nick
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Mac installation / Re: Confusing data message when trying to use Run in soundloom
« on: February 19, 2014, 11:36:04 AM »
Thank you Richard for this update. I look forward to the revised installer appearing.
Thank you too the rest of you for chipping in and making me read the documentation properly ;-)
Best wishes
Nick
Thank you too the rest of you for chipping in and making me read the documentation properly ;-)
Best wishes
Nick
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Mac installation / Re: Confusing data message when trying to use Run in soundloom
« on: February 19, 2014, 09:36:37 AM »
Hi All
I did look at the manual procedure and thought everything was okay. Hey, but I was so excited I may have skipped a bit. I'm going to take another (slower) look.
For information: I did a reinstall and ceared out old preference files and all, but am getting the same result.
Best Wishes
Nick
I did look at the manual procedure and thought everything was okay. Hey, but I was so excited I may have skipped a bit. I'm going to take another (slower) look.
For information: I did a reinstall and ceared out old preference files and all, but am getting the same result.
Best Wishes
Nick
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Mac installation / Confusing data message when trying to use Run in soundloom
« on: February 18, 2014, 07:06:06 PM »
Hi
In Soundloom I'm getting an INVALID DATA message with any kind of process. It says "Cannot open output file cdptext0.wav" Now cdptext happens to be the name of the folder (directory) holding my soundfiles but there is no actual wav file called cdptext.wav. Does anyone have any ideas what is happening? I've probably misunderstood something terribly fundamental.
I'm using Mountain Lion.
Thanks
Nick
In Soundloom I'm getting an INVALID DATA message with any kind of process. It says "Cannot open output file cdptext0.wav" Now cdptext happens to be the name of the folder (directory) holding my soundfiles but there is no actual wav file called cdptext.wav. Does anyone have any ideas what is happening? I've probably misunderstood something terribly fundamental.
I'm using Mountain Lion.
Thanks
Nick
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