Yes

Marcus Curtis


I got the mp3 encoder when I bought my version of pro audio many years ago and I can still use it today. The only problem I have is the encoder does not work in 64 bit. I don't know if there is an updated new encoder that works in 64 bit.

I would hate to spend the money to update the encoder only to find out I got the same one. It may be a good thing just to get the latest version of Pyro pro audio. I remember all the problems I had with Pyro 2004 and makes me hesitant. This is one of the many reasons I don't use 64 bit.

I use mp3 encoding as much as I use wave formats. It would be great to hear about any problems people are having with Pyro Pro Audio. Maybe I will go down into the Pyro forum and hang out a while.

I emailed Cake a few years ago under the same circumstances and they emailed me a new authorizer for 64 bit.

Funkybot

daveny5

I'd rather get charged for the license as part of the cost of Sonar (and have that go up a few bucks) then get asked to upgrade every time I forget that Sonar doesn't offer this pretty basic feature stock.

If you're willing to pay extra for it, pay the twenty bucks and then you'll have it forever.  Better yet, use the $20 Sonar just gave all registered users and use it to pay for the MP3 encoder. 

This should be an "out of the box" feature like in every other DAW.


Try and name me DAWs that you know for a fact don't have this feature other than Sonar. Maybe there are some, but I don't know of any.

Digital performer and reason are two , pro tools makes you buy it separately like sonar too. Ableton doesn't do mp3 export either.  Reaper doesn't come with an encoder either and neither does tracktion- I can't be bothered checking other daws. I know nuendo and studio one include mp3

or you could just use this.....for free...  http://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.aspx?m=2268643