If I could ever find out if the gain changes and crossfades are dithered . . .I might consider it. Otherwise . .you are truncating you're beautifully recorded/mixed material at the very final stage. Jon > > Hi guys sorry for the OT, but there have been questions about Waveburner, > and so much criticism lately that I thought I'd post a nice message. > > I had probs with my Teac burner not working with Waveburner. It was on the > supported devices list, but gave me "No CDR found errors". > > With much help from Jeff Bohnhoff at EmagicUSA and our very own Markus > Fritze, the problem has been resolved with the update to v1.1.1 > > Long story short - thanks to you two guys for all your help, and anyone > considering Waveburner JUST GET IT! It seriously kicks the hiney of Jam for > red book. > > And thankyou all on your patience for this OT post. > > Regards, > Matt

On Nov 20, 2005, at 8:35 AM, "countlesscasualties" <countlesscasualties@yahoo.com> wrote: > yes, i tried. thank you for your suggestion. > > might i use this opportunity to talk trash about how whack apple is > for charging me for > tech support. > > corporate bastards. > > any other suggestions of how to get waveburner to recognize my > audio driver? > thank you in advance... Hi Nick, First of all, please refrain from name calling. Next time, refer to Apple as a "corporation with unwed parents." ;) All of these suggestions assume are using outputs 1-2 of your FireWire interface. If you are not, please switch to using outputs 1-2 and see if that magically cures your problem. If not, here are some additional things to try after Stefan's suggestion (again, all using outputs 1-2 of your FW audio device): 1) Make sure you have the most recent driver available from the Website of the driver manufacturer. 2) Reinstall the Core Audio driver, even if you just installed it recently. 3) Delete your WaveBurner Pro preference file. It is located at ~/ Library/Preferences/com.apple.WaveBurner.plist -- and then try again Hopefully, one of those will do the trick! Orren _________________________________________________________________ * Logic Users Group (LUG) - http://logic-users.org - new forums! **** SFX Machine RT Group Buy until November 30th! **** Details at http://logic-users.org/groupbuy/sfxmachine * Search the LUG: http://logic-users.org/forums/LUG/search * Logic FAQ: http://logicfaq.omega-art.com/ * List Policy: http://logic-users.org/forums/LUG/policy -----------------------------------------------------------------

<quotes repostioned and trimmed by admin> Orren Merton <orren@l...> wrote: > > All of these suggestions assume are using outputs 1-2 of your > FireWire interface. If you are not, please switch to using outputs > 1-2 and see if that magically cures your problem. If not, here are > some additional things to try after Stefan's suggestion (again, all > using outputs 1-2 of your FW audio device): > > 1) Make sure you have the most recent driver available from the > Website of the driver manufacturer. > 2) Reinstall the Core Audio driver, even if you just installed it > recently. > 3) Delete your WaveBurner Pro preference file. It is located at ~/ > Library/Preferences/com.apple.WaveBurner.plist -- and then try again > > Hopefully, one of those will do the trick! > > Orren > i'll try all that. thanks to everyone. -nick _________________________________________________________________ * Logic Users Group (LUG) - http://logic-users.org - new forums! **** SFX Machine RT Group Buy until November 30th! **** Details at http://logic-users.org/groupbuy/sfxmachine * Search the LUG: http://logic-users.org/forums/LUG/search * Logic FAQ: http://logicfaq.omega-art.com/ * List Policy: http://logic-users.org/forums/LUG/policy -----------------------------------------------------------------