By the way, after what you said, I decided to do a double check on what I did with Audacity. Again, I could listen to the music using Audacity (it imports the SDS file into Audacity as WAV) and I can listen to the music, also including the the pieces that are added to the end of the track for style variations. For the tracks I have no sound I see a flat line in Audacity.sjj1805 wrote:You cannot open Smartsound files with Audacity, they are not your usual
WAV, MPEG, AIFF, AU or OGG Vorbis sound files.
Smartsound files are to sound, what UFO files are to graphics - i.e. you need PhotoImpact to open a UFO file.
The standalone application for opening Smartsound files is SonicFire Pro.
Smartsound files are small chunks of code of varying lengths and encoded to define these chunks as being either a beginning, middle or end.
When you generate a piece of smartsound of x minutes and seconds, it grabs a number of these blocks to create something of the required length - bit like building with lego bricks.
I am using Audacity version 1.2.6.
It reinforces my theory that I have bad files instead of bad program.
So, my question keep stands, how can I get the Quicktracks files again?
Thanks
