Best Audio Editor For Use With VegasPro?

[Bob Sanders]

You can use eac3to (it's free) to read these lossless format and convert them into a .wav file, so you can read them in more software.

Yes... I have it. Works okay with DTS but screws up with DTS-HD

[drapeama]

Yes... I have it. It screws up with DTS-HD

Never had any trouble converting a DTS-HD (from one of my bluray movie) to an AC3 file, or even taking a Dolby TrueHD to regular AC3. In fact, I've even been able to convert one track to .FLAC for MKV viewing on my PC. Never had any problem.
What what the problem you had exactly?

[Bob Sanders]

A low frequency flutter on one or more channels.

[zagnut]

Damn I want to upgrade to Leopard now!!

Haha, me three!

See, there is a bright side to using Winblows!

Still using Cool Edit Pro 2.1. And for some inexplicable reason, despite much information stating the contrary, it works almost flawlessly with Win 7 64. The only glitch seems to be that it doesn't recognize optical drives.

I tried using it once I upgraded to Win 7 x64 (Server 2008R2 really, but same core). I had other problems with it, but don't remember what exactly, hence the transition to Audition 3.

[cornreaper]

Guess it's a "your mileage may vary" scenario. I've also got Photoshop Elements 7 successfully installed and running, when both Microsoft and Adobe say it won't work.

[drapeama]

I've also got Photoshop Elements 7 successfully installed and running, when both Microsoft and Adobe say it won't work.

There's always the option when you right click on the shortcut, properties > compatibility. Then you can select Windows XP SP3. This can always help for older & non-compatible software, but it won't work for all of them.

[zagnut]

There's always the option when you right click on the shortcut, properties > compatibility. Then you can select Windows XP SP3. This can always help for older & non-compatible software, but it won't work for all of them.

Tried that. Still couldn't get it to work right. I'm very computer literate and tried everything I could think of. The only thing I think it may be is becasue I'm running a server OS as a workstation OS. Took a while to get everything set up and working correctly. But hey, it was time for a new OS install, I wanted Win7 and it was free to students so I jumped on it.