On a fine day, 31-12-2003, Guy Hatton wrote: > > It *is* the same thing. The 'aif' or 'aiff' is just a file extension >> (like in DOS) and has nothing to do with the actual format of the > > sample. > >You would think they were the same, wouldn't you? However, I have also >noticed this odd behaviour sometimes in other applications - .aiff >extender = noise, .aif plays back fine. If I remember correctly, simply >removing that extra 'f' was sufficient to cure the problem. What??? If this is true (which I suppose it is -- otherwise I would accuse you of lying, which I wouldn't want to be caught doing :-), this is completely ridiculous... The filename shouldn't matter at all (of course). Oh well, I guess this fits in nicely with stuff like the EXS factory disk installer not finding Logic if it doesn't have 'audio' in its name... Sigh... -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra h @ k n o w a r e . n l Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com/