I'm trying a new SOP. Make /tmp (which Debian purges at every boot) the default audio path, and export the project as an .rgp when it's ready to be culled of cruft, then unpack, and continue from there.
Seems workable. So I recorded a bunch of bad takes, left one good take, and I proceded to try this very thing, from the File -> Export menu. I got the attached error dialog. OK, wait a sec. I thought this was from running from within RG initially, but I get the same on the command line. Creating directory young-orient-are.rgp.d/young-orient-are Convert type is flac Running flac -o young-orient-are.rgp.d/young-orient-are/rg-20051223-220211-7.wav /tmp/rg-20051223-220211-7.wav rg-20051223-220211-7.wav: ERROR: unsupported compression type 3 Failed to convert /tmp/rg-20051223-220211-7.wav to young-orient-are.rgp.d/young-orient-are/rg-20051223-220211-7.wav at /usr/bin/rosegarden-project-package line 180. Hrm. I'm not inclined to look into this more deeply at the moment. Packages to wrap, and I'm depressed at how incredibly bad the recording in question sounds. Wow, I suck. -- D. Michael 'Silvan' McIntyre ---- Silvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Linux fanatic, and certified Geek; registered Linux user #243621 Author of Rosegarden Companion http://rosegarden.sourceforge.net/tutorial/
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