Chris75

When you create a site job, you have the option to select the "Initial Remote Directory on First Connection" folder, and the Initial Local Directory on First Connection as well. For more details about that, you may follow this link http://help.nchsoftware.com/help/en/classicftp/win/advprop.html

If the issue is happening with just one file, then you may want to try opening the file using another media player. If the issue happens with different files on the same format, then you may want to contact the NCH Software support team for assistance.

Have you tried using a different format on the image you are trying to trace? It could be that the image you are trying to use has a layer that the program cannot read.

In this case, you may want to enter the first note, then right click on it and from the context menu you may click on the option that says Automatic beam mode and confirm that option is uncheked.

This is a known issue that has been reported to the developers. Sadly, there has been no new versions released lately so this has not been corrected. You may want to contact the NCH Software support team by email to request updates if you wish.

Have you tried saving the converted files on a different folder on your computer to discard issues with the storage location? Also, for this type of specific issues, you may want to contact the NCH Software support team.

When you are converting to FLAC, which compression level, sample rate, and Bit depth are you selecting? Also, you may want to confirm that the discs you are copying are not copyright protected as this would also affect the output result you get from the program.

You can go to Options (Preferences on Mac), and on the general tab, under when creating a new file you have the option to set the Sample rate and the channels, there you can set either mono or stereo.

Depending on the source you are trying to record the issue could be copyright or digital rights management. Now, if the issue happens with every video you try to record, then you may want to try using different formats and encoders to make the recordings.

Currently, WavePad does re-encodes the audio file upon export or saving. Sadly, it does not have an option to use the same compression as the original file.

In this case, it could be that the folder where the program saves the work in progress does not have enough space to save the whole file. You can try opening WavePad, go to Options > Audio > Audio Working folder and copy the folder path where the files are being saved, open the folder using your file browser and delete any files you may have there that are no longer needed. You can also select a different folder to save this particular recording and confirm you select a folder with enough free space to store the large file you are trying to work with.

For the time being, saving your progress every so often, seems to be the best option since the program does not have an auto-save feature.

I tested the version 8.24 and creating a slideshow, saved as HTML5 and it did not skip any of the images on the slide. You may want to test if this happens with all the slideshow you create as HTML5 and consider contacting the NCH Software support team for further assistance.

Probably, when the computer shuts down, the program does not have time to save the work on progress. You may want to save your notes and close the program before the battery runs out, because the program itself does not offer an option to auto-save on shut down.

Have you tried reinstalling the program, or trying using an older version of the program? You can install the latest version of Voxal from this link https://www.nchsoftware.com/voicechanger/vxlsetup.exe If you wish to try using the previous version of Voxal, you may follow this link http://www.oldversiondownload.com/oldversions/voxal-6-00-2021-01-04.exe