Can't import MP3-audio to the project

Hello, Danya - I took the Cyrillic text you posted and ran it through Babel Fish translation, choosing Russian to English.  After fixing the syntax a bit, here's what it says:

"The file is not found in the indicated folder."

Either the audio isn't there, or, more likely, it's not able to look for files with Russian names.  I suggest you re-name the .wav file, and then ask to import it under the new English name.

But that's assuming you're in an English speaking country.   If you're using a Russian version of Sonar that recognizes Cyrillic characters - then I don't know.

Randy B.

Danya


yes i using russian version, but it's translate like: No found module, i dont know whats module? Never experienced thats problem in previous versions of Sonar

Ah, you Are using a Russian Sonar.  Hello, my Russian friend - I have visited Moscow twice in the last few years, and enjoy it very much.

I translated "module" to mean the audio file.  Usually we say "module" to refer to something like a group of controls which are put together for a specific task, like the modules in Sonar's Console view.  Each channel strip's group of controls could be called a "module."

But I don't see how anything actually like a module could be what Sonar is looking for in order to open the .wav file.  Maybe I have the language wrong, but I thought it was referring to the audio file not being found.  If so, that would mean you are not directing Sonar to the place where you actually have the file.

I take it that your Sonar can read both Russian and English?  I ask because I needed to have Sonar open some Russian audio files, and it never can find them since it does not read Cyrillic.  I open those files manually, bypassing the need for importing.

Have you tried dragging the audio file in from your X1 Browser?

Randy B.

Whats files work with that?

Danya


Sry, i forgot to say, i use english version of Sonar

Oh, I thought you meant you were using the Russian version of Sonar.  Well, in my experience, I could not just click and import audio files with Russian names.  Re-naming them to something in English did the trick.  Try that.

Randy B.

please help me, cant believe that no one know what to do!

no one file is importing, i tryed different, may be its a windows problem or sonar, i don't know...

Could be the copyright thing again, try converting your file (if it's a wave or MP3) in a converter, some music files I have found give message "OUT OF MEMORY" in the english version, that is.

well, that's my system:
Microsoft Windows 7 Professional N
Version 6.1.7600 (7600)
Model GA-770T-D3L
Type x64-based PC
Processor AMD Athlon(tm) II X4 635 Processor, 2900, cores 4, logical processors 4
RAM 2 Gb
...

  Now i have a message: "Unable to import wave file. The file's audio format is incompartable with current project". In earlier versions of Sonar i always did that without any problems. What's a problem? Pls, help 

Well, why i always imported different format files (MP3) to the Sonar in earlier versions? Why Sonar automatically dont change format of file when its importing in project as always was?