Plugin problem

Tug · 29th December 2000, 14:01

Not sure what I have done but I was looking through the properties of the plug-ins and dialogue box came up asking which directory to put .wav output in. I chose C drive and now have no sound with winamp at all and it appears that playback is at 4-6 times that of normal. Any idea what I have screwed up and how to fix it.

Tug · 29th December 2000, 14:10

A little more description, under preferences, output I hightlighted Nullsoft Disk Writer plug-in v 1.0 (x86). Then I get a box asking which directory to put .wav file output. I just picked c drive which obviously was the wrong choice.

bjay125 · 29th December 2000, 16:17

The output writer doesn't make any sound - it just takes your MP3 and writes it to disk as a wav file. Go back to the output plugins page and reselect the wavOut plugin. For good measure click configure then click ok.

Winsane · 30th December 2000, 05:08

And don't forget to delete all the WAV files you accidentally created, to free up a good bit of hard disk space.

29th December 2000, 14:10	#2
Tug Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 5	More A little more description, under preferences, output I hightlighted Nullsoft Disk Writer plug-in v 1.0 (x86). Then I get a box asking which directory to put .wav file output. I just picked c drive which obviously was the wrong choice.

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29th December 2000, 14:01	#1
Tug Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 5	Not sure what I have done but I was looking through the properties of the plug-ins and dialogue box came up asking which directory to put .wav output in. I chose C drive and now have no sound with winamp at all and it appears that playback is at 4-6 times that of normal. Any idea what I have screwed up and how to fix it.

29th December 2000, 16:17	#3
bjay125 Member Join Date: Nov 2000 Posts: 82	The output writer doesn't make any sound - it just takes your MP3 and writes it to disk as a wav file. Go back to the output plugins page and reselect the wavOut plugin. For good measure click configure then click ok.

30th December 2000, 05:08	#4
Winsane Moderator Alumni Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: U.S. (eastern time zone) Posts: 2,598	And don't forget to delete all the WAV files you accidentally created, to free up a good bit of hard disk space.