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Re: [ARSCLIST] Saving large files in Sound Forge *
Hi, Martin,
Sony has a Wave64 file format that breaks the 2 GB barrier. WaveLab
and Samplitude both use the RF64 spec which appears to be the
preferred standard. I think WaveLab can also read and possibly write
the Wave64 format as well.
Samplitude and possibly some other software subscribed to an
automatic file-splitting protocol where subsequent files were named
.W01, .W02, etc. That was seamless, but RF64 has made that obsolete.
Wavelab does not read this file-splitting protocol.
I think we should try and standardize on the RF64 format. I have not
studied where all this is standardized, but EBU is a good place to start.
Cheers,
Richard
At 12:42 PM 2008-05-12, Martin Fisher wrote:
Hi folks,
When trying to save large files in Sound Forge 8 I keep getting the
message "The file being rendered exceeded the maximum size allowed
for the selected format." What's the problem here and how do I get
around it? As an example, one file consists of two tracks rendered
at 96/24 and is roughy 2.07 GB in size.
Richard L. Hess email: richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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