Vinyl Recording and Restoration Hangs

BrooksAllen wrote on 10/9/2023, 8:11 PM

I have Sound Forge Audio Studio 17. I'm using it to digitize a lot of my old vinyl albums so I use the tool, "Vinyl Recording and Restoration Tool" Everything works great until the last step then it seems to hang. I record one side of the LP, label it and define the save location. I've been at the spot where it prompts stating that it is now saving my audio files. "Please Wait". Then it just stays there. The progress bar never moves past 0%. It has been sitting for 30 minutes or more. This is my 2nd attempt. The previous one was a test with just one song of the LP on it. Not sure what's going on. Is there a patch or something that I need to correct this? I'm in Win10 22H2.

Thanks in advance!

Brooks

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Dexcon wrote on 10/9/2023, 8:48 PM

As Sound Forge Audio Studio 17 is a MAGIX product (i.e. it is not a Vegas product), you will need to post your issue on MAGIX's Sound Forge forum at https://www.magix.info/us/audio-forum/sound-forge/

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