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From: Michael on 13 Mar 2007 10:04 Sue Morton wrote: > Michael wrote: >> Sue Morton wrote: >> >>> I'm still trying to sort difference between my two machines, besides >>> Nero (which wasn't it), Quicktime Pro is installed on the machine that >>> can play 24-bit. Michael do you have Quicktime Pro on? >> >> Yep. Version 6.5.2. Gotta have that for fixing the screwy MOVs that >> come out of a Kodak camera. :-) >> >> I also have a couple of different DVD players that I thought might have >> something to do with this. >> >> >>> "Michael" <muirhead(a)haidagwaii.net> wrote in message >>> news:daadnb4R0d433GvYnZ2dnUVZ_uqvnZ2d(a)qcislands.net... >>>> Yep, I saw it, but I left it be because I already have 24 bit playback >>>> for WMP. How it got there, I'm still not sure. <shrug> >> >> > Hmmm I'm going to find another machine that can't play the 24-bit file > and install QTPro on it :-) I wonder if poor Max is thinking he's created a monster here. ;-)
From: Michael on 13 Mar 2007 10:41 Ull wrote: > On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 23:16:05 -0700, "Michael" > <muirhead(a)haidagwaii.net> wrote: > >> Nope. No such animal lives on my machine. > > I don't have it either but the older mplayer2.exe or wmplayer.exe (9) > will both play 24 bit files here. (0.24 float type 3). I do have Quick > Time Pro (7.1.0.210) but it's not associated with .wav files. (Browser > or File Types). I think I used to get an error but don't remember for > sure. What would be really *cool* right now is a little utility that can follow an audio stream's data from media file to audio hardware and show what the processing chain looks like. :-) > I just checked and Winamp 2.95 will play them also if you install the > in_wave.dll as part of the setup. (You can still get v2.95 or just > about any prior version at www.oldversion.com ) > > Ben N. Moore
From: Max Arwood on 14 Mar 2007 03:12 Just sitting back. Still trying to work out all the bugs in Sonar 6.2.1. This may well be the worst or 2nd worst release of a Cake product yet. If I wasn't a feature junkie, I would probably be using 4. I am glad to get the 24 bit files to play in WMP. You'd think MS could have done this. Max Arwood "Michael" <muirhead(a)haidagwaii.net> wrote in message news:Np-dncJOtMj8MmvYnZ2dnUVZ_oGlnZ2d(a)qcislands.net... > Sue Morton wrote: > >> Michael wrote: >>> Sue Morton wrote: >>> >>>> I'm still trying to sort difference between my two machines, besides >>>> Nero (which wasn't it), Quicktime Pro is installed on the machine that >>>> can play 24-bit. Michael do you have Quicktime Pro on? >>> >>> Yep. Version 6.5.2. Gotta have that for fixing the screwy MOVs that >>> come out of a Kodak camera. :-) >>> >>> I also have a couple of different DVD players that I thought might have >>> something to do with this. >>> >>> >>>> "Michael" <muirhead(a)haidagwaii.net> wrote in message >>>> news:daadnb4R0d433GvYnZ2dnUVZ_uqvnZ2d(a)qcislands.net... >>>>> Yep, I saw it, but I left it be because I already have 24 bit playback >>>>> for WMP. How it got there, I'm still not sure. <shrug> >>> >>> >> Hmmm I'm going to find another machine that can't play the 24-bit file >> and install QTPro on it :-) > > I wonder if poor Max is thinking he's created a monster here. ;-) >
From: Max Arwood on 15 Mar 2007 10:17
I thought about this last post and decided that I needed to clarify some if it. Most of my problems are conflicts with Sonar 6.2.1 and Waves plugins. In my opinion, 2 of the major players in plugins are UAD and Waves. If cake does not support these properly, they are neglecting many studios. The CPU munching needs to be fixed on the UAD stuff along with some other minor stuff. In the waves products, 2 - Renverb's will not bounce down with multi-processor turned on. Renverb will not bounce down at all with 1 track using the audio snap with Radius mix settings. Doubler, on a track insert will cause feedback sometimes. They might not have any waves users on the beta team. I'm not a person to complain and not try to help. Gonna call today to see if they want me to help. Max Arwood "Max Arwood" <marwoodNOSPAM(a)hnb.com> wrote in message news:GfNJh.5357$Um6.2642(a)newssvr12.news.prodigy.net... > Just sitting back. Still trying to work out all the bugs in Sonar 6.2.1. > This may well be the worst or 2nd worst release of a Cake product yet. If > I wasn't a feature junkie, I would probably be using 4. > > I am glad to get the 24 bit files to play in WMP. You'd think MS could > have done this. > Max Arwood > > > "Michael" <muirhead(a)haidagwaii.net> wrote in message > news:Np-dncJOtMj8MmvYnZ2dnUVZ_oGlnZ2d(a)qcislands.net... >> Sue Morton wrote: >> >>> Michael wrote: >>>> Sue Morton wrote: >>>> >>>>> I'm still trying to sort difference between my two machines, besides >>>>> Nero (which wasn't it), Quicktime Pro is installed on the machine that >>>>> can play 24-bit. Michael do you have Quicktime Pro on? >>>> >>>> Yep. Version 6.5.2. Gotta have that for fixing the screwy MOVs that >>>> come out of a Kodak camera. :-) >>>> >>>> I also have a couple of different DVD players that I thought might have >>>> something to do with this. >>>> >>>> >>>>> "Michael" <muirhead(a)haidagwaii.net> wrote in message >>>>> news:daadnb4R0d433GvYnZ2dnUVZ_uqvnZ2d(a)qcislands.net... >>>>>> Yep, I saw it, but I left it be because I already have 24 bit >>>>>> playback >>>>>> for WMP. How it got there, I'm still not sure. <shrug> >>>> >>>> >>> Hmmm I'm going to find another machine that can't play the 24-bit file >>> and install QTPro on it :-) >> >> I wonder if poor Max is thinking he's created a monster here. ;-) >> > > |