It does work for me, but only wav files.   I 
didn't know the bit about using VST (thanks 
Dennis), but I tested it out, and that is 
correct.  I can get an mp3 direct, but only with 
midi files.  I much prefer the sound from GPO4, 
so its worth the hassle of converting the file externally.

I am busy hacking a bunch of old midi files, so 
that I can use the music as backing for videos 
going on to facebook, to get past the copyright 
police!   I have done a couple which have been 
about 700 measures or so.  It *does* sometimes 
appear to stop after maybe 10% of the file, but 
it is just the display.   After 2 or 3 minutes, 
the file finishes and the display comes back.  I 
don't think it has ever taken more than 10 
minutes or so.   I just finished one, at 699 
measures long.  It played it to itself 
internally, and then started writing.  The 
display froze at 2%, about 4 minutes in to the 
whole process.   I kept monitoring the growing 
output file, and it finished at between 8 and 9 
minutes.   The display never altered past that 2% mark, though.

Phil.

At 10:59 AM 9/12/2013, you wrote:
>Does this feature actually work for other people?  I can only use this
>for very small files -- say 100 measures or less.  Anything larger and
>the program gets stuck.  It generates the first minute or two of music
>very fast and then grinds to a halt.  I suppose if I left it running for
>a couple of days it would eventually finish, but I can't do that.  This
>is probably the most annoying bug in Finale for me because I need to
>render examples for my clients all the time.  I end up playing it into a
>Zoom recorder.  That works, but it isn't as clear as a direct rendering
>and not nearly as convenient.
>
>
>
>
>On 9/11/2013 11:21 PM, Mark D Lew wrote:
> > I have little experience with sound files, 
> but a client wanted some, so I used the "Export 
> to Audio File" function and the result came out all right.
> >
> > The one thing that confused me was that with 
> one of my files I was given two radio button 
> options of "Standard Audio File" and 
> "Compressed MP3 File", while with the other 
> file I got a drop-down menu with the options 
> "iTunes.app Document" or "WAV File".
> >
> > I can probably make use of either mp3 or wav, 
> so it's not really a problem. I just found it 
> very odd that the two were not consistent. I'm 
> pretty sure both files were made from the same 
> template, and I'm using MacFin2010 for both.
> >
> > Any idea why these are different?  Is there a 
> setting somewhere I don't know about?
> >
> > thanks
> > mdl
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