I am still having problems editing audio using both Goldwave and and AudioStudio.

I can't seem to do any audio editing withing Sony Vegas Movie Studio. In my inemptitude, I can't even change the volume of a clip (only the whole track).

But I can usually open in Goldwave, decrease the volume, save it and close Goldwave and the clip volume is reduced. This has worked very well.

However, this time I go to save and it says "File cannot be saved in its original type. Please save using a different type." If I do that -save using a different type- then of course, the sound clip in Vegas is unafffected. I have no idea why.

Perhaps.the clip that I am trying and failing to save in the same format is one that I have created by snipping/slicing (the s key) a clip from my camera, and perahps it was only "whole" clips that could be saved in the same format. Complete guess.

I tried setting the audio editor back to Sony Sound Forge AudioStudio (i.e. the cheapo version of sound forge) and the problem was more radical. When I go to save the clip, an error message appears.
"An error occured during the current operation.
An exception has occured"
and there is a button for details, which there are a lot of but I do not seem to be able to copy the details.

But then, I tried doing the same thing again, (changing the volume) and it went okay. And then I open another clip and try an mute a bit, the error is back.
Urk. It is a good job that this is just a movie of my walking my dogs. If this were form my job and these sort of errors occured it would be a real pain.

Perhaps I am short of system resources. I am on a 2.66GHz with 1GB of ram.

I would prefer to be able to do basic audio editing within the video editor. Perhaps Vegas 7 allows this.

> Guddorakku!!!

Sankyu-

Tim