I have created a 4 channel wave file out of Vegas and opened that in the latest version of Wave Agent Beta. Using that I set a frame rate and start timecode. I then saved the file, exited Wave Agent, restarted Wave Agent, opened the file and all metadata is as I had saved it.
I then opened Vegas 9.0b and attempted to do an Import>BWF File. Went through all the steps however once Vegas went to do the import I got a "The selected files are not of type BWF" error. The file still loads as a wav file into Vegas perfectly.
The only piece of metadata Wave agent shows as missing and will not let me edit and might possibly be required is Timecode Sample Rate. I'm assuming this would relate to a BWF file with LTC. As Vegas does not read LTC anyway I'm at a loss to see how this would have any bearing on the matter. I also tried changing the file extension to BWF but this made no difference to Vegas's rejection of the file.
I did some extensive Googling trying to find another utility to convert a wave file to BWF but came up empty handed.
Many have recommended Wave Agent as a workaround to Vegas's inability to create a BWF file. My only way of actually testing this process indicates that does not work.
Bob.
I then opened Vegas 9.0b and attempted to do an Import>BWF File. Went through all the steps however once Vegas went to do the import I got a "The selected files are not of type BWF" error. The file still loads as a wav file into Vegas perfectly.
The only piece of metadata Wave agent shows as missing and will not let me edit and might possibly be required is Timecode Sample Rate. I'm assuming this would relate to a BWF file with LTC. As Vegas does not read LTC anyway I'm at a loss to see how this would have any bearing on the matter. I also tried changing the file extension to BWF but this made no difference to Vegas's rejection of the file.
I did some extensive Googling trying to find another utility to convert a wave file to BWF but came up empty handed.
Many have recommended Wave Agent as a workaround to Vegas's inability to create a BWF file. My only way of actually testing this process indicates that does not work.
Bob.