Cannot Import Audio....

[beerosaurus]

Hi all,
Been a while since I've been on here, but suddenly ran into a snag I can't figure out. Last night I recorded a band live using my Yamaha AW1600 at 24bit. I've recorded and imported at 16 bits many times..this was my first time with 24bit. Then I USB'd the tracks to my pc for import and processing.

I created a session and did the usual "Import Audio to Track" I select the tracks..etc. Once I hit the "DONE"? key it would normally go into the long process of converting the files for the session. Instead I'm getting this error immediately:
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Could not complete the, "Import Audio to Track..." command because: and assertion
occurred in
"d:\code\vobs\AlturaPorts\Newfilelibs\FF\Audio\Pro cession\FF_AudioProcessRequantize.cpp",
line 143.
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Anyone have any idea on this? I've searched the web and the site as best I could and haven't come up with anything. This is a paid project and I have a shortish timeline so any ideas...send em!

-= Beer

[Shan]

Hi all,
Been a while since I've been on here, but suddenly ran into a snag I can't figure out. Last night I recorded a band live using my Yamaha AW1600 at 24bit. I've recorded and imported at 16 bits many times..this was my first time with 24bit. Then I USB'd the tracks to my pc for import and processing.

What format and sample rate is the original file? Have you tried this with a PT session at 24bit?

I created a session and did the usual "Import Audio to Track" I select the tracks..etc. Once I hit the "DONE"? key it would normally go into the long process of converting the files for the session. Instead I'm getting this error immediately:

Have you tried one importing one file at a time? What happens? What about drag and drop from the desktop? Test one file out and see what happens.

Shane

[beerosaurus]

Ok, I got it figured out. I finally hit on some posts that set the light bulb off. I pulled the files into soundforge, and it turns out they were 32bit... dont ask me how as the aw1600 doesn't have this option... maybe soundforge was interpretting something wrong. Anyway, I converted them to 24bit/44, which is what they were supposedly in the first place, and it all worked.

Thanks for your response!

-= Beer

[Shan]

That was gonna be my next question. Glad you sorted it out.

As a side note, I got a job to re-arrange a Hip Hop track a few weeks back. They delivered it as a 32bit/196K session.

Shane