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Jason Albert 16
I still can’t upload .wav or .mp3
-I’ve tried loading from 2 different computers- I’ve tried loading from my phone- I’ve tried using both Chrome & Explorer browsers- I’ve tried both .wav & .mp3- I’ve cleared my cookies- I’ve turned off my firewall- I’ve updated my browser to Windows 11- I’ve edited my track in Audacity, Reaper & my Tascam 8-track- I’ve tried loading it in .mp4 from my phone
None of that did the trick. What else can I try?
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Claire Aston 168
4 hours ago, Michele Wood said:Good question, I also prefer to carry on recording - repeat the line and cut out the mistakes later. I sometimes mark with a click or clap but to be honest Im going to be prrofing the whole file anyway so no mistakes woudl accidentally be left in. I do the same for style variations (eg different inflection on the line) then choose when I listen back,. I find it much easier to make a style decision when you listen back to the whole thing. I am not a fan of punch and roll, except perhaps for very long pieces with a fairly set style, like IVR or medical.
I just find that if I cut out the obvious stuff I already know about I can then listen back to the whole recording as one piece and only have to stop for anything new :-). I know punch and roll is invaluable for audiobook narrators but I agree, it's unnecessary and probaably annoying for short stuff.
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Michele Wood 1,225
Good question, I also prefer to carry on recording - repeat the line and cut out the mistakes later. I sometimes mark with a click or clap but to be honest Im going to be prrofing the whole file anyway so no mistakes woudl accidentally be left in. I do the same for style variations (eg different inflection on the line) then choose when I listen back,. I find it much easier to make a style decision when you listen back to the whole thing. I am not a fan of punch and roll, except perhaps for very long pieces with a fairly set style, like IVR or medical.
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Guy Michaels 1,066
Ok, so it uploads fine here as a WAV @Jason Albert so that means there is nothing wrong with the file and the forum is accepting audio in both common formats.
Generally uploads are mp3 but WAVs work if within the limit. Here's a response from our tech on this:
It seems like the problem might be happening on your end, rather than with the forum itself. Here are a few things you can try:
Double-check your internet connection: Make sure you have a stable connection and try uploading again later.
See if your browser is causing the issue: Try clearing your browser's cache and cookies, or try using a different browser altogether.
Check for any browser extensions that might be interfering: Things like ad blockers or security software can sometimes cause problems with uploads. Try disabling them temporarily to see if that helps.
Make sure your firewall or antivirus software isn't blocking the upload: You might need to temporarily disable them to test this (but be sure to turn them back on afterward!).- 2
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Guy Michaels 1,066
Testing your upload
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