Windows media player keeps giving me an error when I try to
load up a cubase song.
What's up? Help a new producer...I got clients waiting.

Hmm. There is a short list of file types Windows Media Player can read.
Cubase projects is not among them. My guess though is that you are
trying to read exported or bounced 24 bit audio, which is not on WMA
short list. Try some other program (and here I am on thin ice).

G.

"gunnar" wrote in news:1143132507.647935.311160
@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com:

Hmm. There is a short list of file types Windows Media Player can read.
Cubase projects is not among them. My guess though is that you are
trying to read exported or bounced 24 bit audio, which is not on WMA
short list. Try some other program (and here I am on thin ice).

G.


Ya thanx bro. It's 32 bit cause I heard that's the best.
So windows doesn't play the best?
That doesn't seem right...

On 3/23/2006 10:18 AM, Pro-ducer wrote:
Windows media player keeps giving me an error when I try to
load up a cubase song.
What's up? Help a new producer...I got clients waiting.
Use Winamp.

Pro-ducer wrote On 03/23/06 09:26,:
"gunnar" wrote in news:1143132507.647935.311160
@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com:


Hmm. There is a short list of file types Windows Media Player can read.
Cubase projects is not among them. My guess though is that you are
trying to read exported or bounced 24 bit audio, which is not on WMA
short list. Try some other program (and here I am on thin ice).

G.



Ya thanx bro. It's 32 bit cause I heard that's the best.
So windows doesn't play the best?
That doesn't seem right...

Try creating a .mp3 or other type that WMP will play. Cubase can do that, right? I don't know, don't
own it.

--Fletch

Okay, who is this really?

Peace,
Paul

Why don't you load your Cubase song in Cubase...?

On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 17:26:01 GMT, "Pro-ducer"
wrote:


Ya thanx bro. It's 32 bit cause I heard that's the best.
So windows doesn't play the best?
That doesn't seem right...

Pro-ducer is now 99% proved to be a troll.

But for others : :-)

Record in 32-bit if you think it makes any difference. But why
export anything other than 16-bit?

Anyway, WMP doesn't read 24-bit or 32-bit WAV files. There are
players that do. QuickTime player is one.

Laurence Payne wrote:

Anyway, WMP doesn't read 24-bit or 32-bit WAV files. There are
players that do. QuickTime player is one.

foobar2000 is another one (but I recommend the older 0.8.3 version over
current 0.9)

"Pro-ducer" wrote ...
Windows media player keeps giving me an error
when I try to load up a cubase song.
What's up? Help a new producer...I got clients waiting.

What does "a cubase song" mean? What file type?
What codec? Is it on the list of file types that WMP
can play? This is a pretty straightforward question
which can be resolved simply and definitively by
using complete information to seek the answer.

What is the purpose of this production? What will it
be played on? "a cubase song" doesn't sound like an
appropriate release format as you are discovering
right at the beginning.

"Daniel Fuchs" wrote ...
Why don't you load your Cubase song in Cubase...?

Duh! An *excellent* question! :-)

"Pro-ducer" wrote in message 0...

Windows media player keeps giving me an error when I try to
load up a cubase song.

WTF are you doing in WMP with a client in the room if not
solely for the purpose of playing back a CD or an MP3 ??

What's up?

A brain fart. This don't work so well...

Help a new producer...I got clients waiting.

Quickly... give them their money back before they start
saying funny things about you. You did say 32bit right?
I can't figure which is more wasted... you or the drive
space.

;-)

yuo need the wrapper for WMP...search kazaa for it dude...filename "WMP
WRAPPER FOR QBASE..SERIOUS THIS TIME"

its cool!!1 http://upload.dumpex.com/data/508cubaseWMP.gif

On 24 Mar 2006 03:19:07 -0800, "Keilan"
wrote:

yuo need the wrapper for WMP...search kazaa for it dude...filename "WMP
WRAPPER FOR QBASE..SERIOUS THIS TIME"

its cool!!1 http://upload.dumpex.com/data/508cubaseWMP.gif

Or upgrade from Windows MED Player to Windows LARGE Player. That
includes all the wrappers.

"Laurence Payne" lpayneNOSPAM@dslDOTpipexDOTcom wrote in message
...
On 24 Mar 2006 03:19:07 -0800, "Keilan"
wrote:

yuo need the wrapper for WMP...search kazaa for it dude...filename
"WMP
WRAPPER FOR QBASE..SERIOUS THIS TIME"

its cool!!1 http://upload.dumpex.com/data/508cubaseWMP.gif

Or upgrade from Windows MED Player to Windows LARGE Player. That
includes all the wrappers.

LOL! :-))

"Laurence Payne" lpayneNOSPAM@dslDOTpipexDOTcom wrote in message
...


Anyway, WMP doesn't read 24-bit or 32-bit WAV files. There are
players that do. QuickTime player is one.

The following Legacy Filter will allow WMP to play 24 bit and 32 bit wav
files.


Download the filter he
http://www.chrisnet.net/msdn/AudioTypeConvert.zip - Legacy HD Audio Filter

There no installer at the moment as it is primarily intended for developers.
So to install copy the file to a folder on the hard-drive and register as
follows from the run line or a command prompt replacing the path as
required:
regsvr32 "c:\my filters\AudioTypeConvert.ax"
and to uninstall

regsvr32 /u "c:\my filters\AudioTypeConvert.ax"

"Charles Tomaras" wrote in message
...

"Laurence Payne" lpayneNOSPAM@dslDOTpipexDOTcom wrote in message
...


Anyway, WMP doesn't read 24-bit or 32-bit WAV files. There are
players that do. QuickTime player is one.

The following Legacy Filter will allow WMP to play 24 bit and 32 bit wav
files.

It appears that ffdshow also works. Downloading and installing the Matroska
Pack Full (http://packs.matroska.org/) brings it along.
Joe