"Unsupported" wav files.

andersh

Downloaded a sample pack and the entire thing displays "unsupported" when browsing the files to load them into a kit.
Tried re-saving, re-encoding, and so far no dice.

Anyone know a reliable way to convert these files into a working format?
And no, I don't have access to a Mac or Linux machine to run amiga909's script

andersh

@amiga909

volsteh

they need to be 24 bit 44100, use audacity, its free. There must be some way to batch convert...

andersh

Can confirm that:
1. Batch converting the files with LameXP and Adapter did not fix the problem.
2. Re-exporting a file with Audacity DOES fix the problem.

Just have to figure out batching for Audacity...
Thanks!

volsteh

yeah, ive tried to batch in audacity and audition, turns out in audition is a 1 click job so stayed with that. I remember in audacity was tools/macro, make a macro then run the macro, or something like that

djAzid

@volsteh said:
they need to be 24 bit 44100, use audacity, its free. There must be some way to batch convert...

Well, the manual says: "Native sample format 16/24 bit / 44.1kHz, and up to 32 bit / 96kHz using file formats of aiff or wav"

Could be the samplepack is 32bit float ?

volsteh

@djAzid said:

@volsteh said:
they need to be 24 bit 44100, use audacity, its free. There must be some way to batch convert...

Well, the manual says: "Native sample format 16/24 bit / 44.1kHz, and up to 32 bit / 96kHz using file formats of aiff or wav"

Could be the samplepack is 32bit float ?

Ah, you are right it does say that, so maybe is something else..