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Yes, WavePad can split a file into pieces. Please refer to this topic for more details. http://nch.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=7

Hi, you may try the effects such as Noise Reduction, Equalizer. We are working on a Crackles and Pops Reduction tool, which will be added in the future release of WavePad.

Unfortunately, you cannot do it with the current version. We will take this into consideration in the future releases of WavePad.

Hi, we have fixed this bug in version 1.11. Download the latest version from our website and try again.

I am not sure what you mean by "record from Windows Media Player". Have you tried to reduce the record volume in the Record Window in WavePad? Please also refer to this to see if you can find an answer. http://nch.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=24 With the free version, you can use all the advanced features of the Master Edition for 14 days. After 14 days, these features will be disabled; however, you still can use all other features of WavePad.

Hi, please refer to this. http://nch.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=69

Hi, download the new version of WavePad from our website and use the option File->Save As instead of File->Save. It will allow you to set mp3 format settings.

Hi, try the latest version of WavePad (v1.11) to see if you still have the problem or not.

Hi, download the latest version of WavePad (v1.11) from our website. It should work fine now.

We are investigating the problem and will get back to you as soon as we can. Cheers!

What version of WavePad you are using? I think you are using the old version, download version 1.10 from our website and try this: ~ Press F5 to Record. In Record Control Window, select Wave Out Mix in the second top drop down list. This will enable WavePad to record from your soundcard ~ You will see the record volume control on the right. Hope this will help. If you still have problem, feel free to get back to me.

Hi Mark, this seems to be a bug in the current version . We are fixing it, the next version of Wavepad will be released soon next week. Can you wait?

Can you send one of these MP3 files to ngoc.khuu@nch.com.au? We will have a look!

Hi Cliff, you already can do that by selecting "Wave Out Mix" as the record input channel in the Record Control Window.

Hi Sammmy, which menu did you use to save the region or burn to CD? For saving or burning the regions, you need to use the Bookmark menu, not the File menu.

I think there may be something wrong with the file that you tried to open. Can you play it with Windows Media Player?

We have fixed this problem in the next version of Wavepad, which will be released in January next year. Can you wait until January?

Most of the effects in WavePad apply only to the selected region, so you need to select a region in order to use them. To mark the selected region you can either click and hold down on the wave window and drag the mouse or press and hold down the shift key while moving in the file. To select the entire file press Ctrl+A.

Can you check if your microphone is connected to your PC?

There is a way to get around this problem: ~ Play the music by using WavePad ~ At the same time, record your voice by using RecordPad. RecordPad is available to download from our website at www.nch.com.au/recordpad. ~ After finish recording your voice in RecordPad, save it as a file on your local drive. ~ Now use the option Edit->Mix File in WavePad to mix the voice file with your music track file.

You may try to lower the record volume. Turn down the record volume by 10db and test it; if the sound is still distored then continue to turn down by 10db. Just repeat the steps until you get the sound with the expected quality. The record volume that we usually recommend to our customers is -30db.

We will work on the "automatically unwrapping" function in future release of WavePad.

Unfortunately, WavePad can't edit very long file. We will work on it in the future releases of WavePad.

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Yes, you can do that with WavePad. Just follow these steps: ~ Connect the line out from your cassette to the line in of the soundcard. ~ Open WavePad and click "Record". You need to select "Line In" as the audio input channel in the record dialog. ~ Play the cassette ~ After WavePad finish recording, you can save the file as any file format you want