Cool, thanks, I always wondered about that...I never tried it because it
takes up more space, but now the next time I give instructions I can be sure
:)
16-bit stero wav file, it
> worked flawlessly. So stereo works as well as the mono you used.
> --
> Biz
> "Don't touch that please, your primitive intellect wouldn't understand
> alloys and compositions and,......things with molecular structures,....and
> the....." - Ash
> > You need make sure your .wav is 22,050hz, 16bit, I've used mono, don't
know
> > if stereo works or not.
> > It seems that some people have had problems with .wavs produced from
certain
> > programs. I use winamp. Use the diskwriter output plugin, configure it
to
> > the above specs, and run your sound file through winamp.
> > You should be able to import that .wav. Using the link in the NR2002
> > readme, I got a program called oggdrop to convert the .wav to .ogg
> > (compresses sound file, decreases size).
> > > I took an interest the other day in creating a highlight clip of some
> > races
> > > using the replay theater. There are instructions both in the manual,
and
> > in
> > > the readme on how to insert .wav or .ogg sound files to the replays.
When
> > I
> > > select the sound file and hit ok to insert it, I get an error message
> > > reading "Not enough room in the resource table. Table to small?". I
get
> > > this same error regardless of whether I try to add a .wav, or a .ogg.
I
> > > don't believe the files are to large to add, as I tried an 11k file
and
> > > still got the error.
> > > Has anyone experienced this error before, or been able to successfully
add
> > > sound to a replay film?
> > > --
> > > Kosmo
