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Quote from adrianbrookbank on November 12, 2024, 9:50 pmI am trying to combine two audio files using
asAudioModuleInit "True"
.// Mix Both
asAMixerVolume "100" "100"
asAMixerInFile "C:\Users\default\Desktop\AudioFile1.wav" "C:\Users\default\Desktop\AudioFile2.wav"
asAMixerStart "File" "C:\Users\default\Desktop\Output.wav" "Start"Both are WAV format, yet I am getting no Output file.
Any help would be appreciated.
I am trying to combine two audio files using
asAudioModuleInit "True"
.// Mix Both
asAMixerVolume "100" "100"
asAMixerInFile "C:\Users\default\Desktop\AudioFile1.wav" "C:\Users\default\Desktop\AudioFile2.wav"
asAMixerStart "File" "C:\Users\default\Desktop\Output.wav" "Start"
Both are WAV format, yet I am getting no Output file.
Any help would be appreciated.
Quote from mishem on November 13, 2024, 1:35 pmTry saving in another location, for example in the project folder. Perhaps the system does not allow saving to the desktop.
Try putting an exclamation mark before the path.
!C:\Users\default\Desktop\Output.wav
Try saving in another location, for example in the project folder. Perhaps the system does not allow saving to the desktop.
Try putting an exclamation mark before the path.
!C:\Users\default\Desktop\Output.wav
Quote from adrianbrookbank on November 13, 2024, 7:28 pmGood idea, but still no output file - also I have invoked admin for runtime.
Shame, this plugin looks to be useful.
Good idea, but still no output file - also I have invoked admin for runtime.
Shame, this plugin looks to be useful.
Quote from adrianbrookbank on November 13, 2024, 7:57 pmI've now used ffmpeg instead - not pretty but works.
I've now used ffmpeg instead - not pretty but works.