javadancer

Use WavePad 3.05 every week for over a year.

I love it.

No problems.

Would like to set MP3 attributes but can easily do that with WinAmp while checking the files.

Just tried out 4.26 on Win 7 Ultimate RC build 7100.

Runs fast, looks bloated and clumsy, whe'd everything go?

Love your product.

Can get my job done in under 15 minutes.

Things I value:

1) fine granularity of selecting in audio file; 4.26 was very coarse.

2) I could set a section of audio and cursor would move within the selection;

4.26 Cursor stayed stationary (mostly) selection scrolled wildly.

3) If I selected the end of the file and zoomed in on it, would start playing at start of selection;

4.26 Always started from the beginning of the file.

4) one indicator indicated how long my selection was in seconds;

4.26 Where did it go? All I get is a Humungous display of how long the file is. Pretty useless since my purpose is to change that.

Under XP,

Was it a shared folder?

Who owns the folder?

If you were sharing a folder, and you don't own it, any admin can turn off sharing and you can't save to it.

That is by design.

Be sure you are saving to a folder you own.

Then copy to a shared folder in a "Publish" step.

Assuming that is what you want to do.

I don't recall XP having a disk space allocation like Linux/Unix.

Sorry, there IS a way to enable Disk Quotas.

It applies to NTFS volumes

Not FAT or FAT 32.

I have both kinds.

see:

http://www.lockergnome.com/nexus/windows/2...-in-windows-xp/

The recording were being saved in the recordings folder but for some reason the folder would not allow any more data to be written to it. We have a 500 gb hard drive with only 15 gb being used at this time. The only way I could get it to continue to record again was to create a new recordings folder and rename the Old recordings folder. I am not sure why this happened unless Windows XP has file size limitation that I may not be familiar with.

 

Any help or suggestion as to why this may have happened would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

 

hpd

Under XP,

Was it a shared folder?

Who owns the folder?

If you were sharing a folder, and you don't own it, any admin can turn off sharing and you can't save to it.

That is by design.

Be sure you are saving to a folder you own.

Then copy to a shared folder in a "Publish" step.

Assuming that is what you want to do.

I don't recall XP having a disk space allocation like Linux/Unix.