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cookie wrote:I understand the looping information is stored inside the WAV file itself ?
Any easy way to quickly spot which WAV files are looped or unlooped ?

Fred

Yes, .wav format allows to include loop points and I guess that library wavfile.py included by Eriknie in the list files to "install" is able to read them

Ivan Jochner wrote:

Eriknie wrote:Check the text in the source file, that explains many of the steps.

Ok, thanks most of it i got now, last thing i would ask :

Where can i get missing fixloop.py ?

Cheers!!!

Hi Ivan, here you go:

You can download Endless wav from https://www.bjoernbojahr.de/.
When you open a file with this, the looppoint are seen in the edit window.

In the latest version https://github.com/erik-nie/FixLoop-NSE I fixed errors for wav files without looping markers.

So, have done all the steps discribed above, with no success.

Another go!

On step : "run application from terminal/: python fixloop.py

I have got an error message "python: can't open file 'fixloop.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory"

( As far as i unerstood i did it via terminal (cmd.exe)?

Need more guidence. Cheers to all helping users.

Ivan Jochner wrote:So, have done all the steps discribed above, with no success.

Another go!

On step : "run application from terminal/: python fixloop.py

I have got an error message "python: can't open file 'fixloop.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory"

( As far as i unerstood i did it via terminal (cmd.exe)?

Need more guidence. Cheers to all helping users.

your running the command from the wrong directory.

You have to either tell the command where the fixloop.py file is (/bin/xxxx/xxxx/fixloop.py), or you have to navigate to the directory that contains that file before executing the "python fixloop.py" command

Note:(/bin/xxxx/xxxx/fixloop.py) is just an example as I don't have any idea what directory you have placed the fixloop.py file in.

@Ivan … and make sure that your sample editor project file and all wave files are located in the same directory

Hope you are doing well?

Schorsch wrote:@Ivan … and make sure that your sample editor project file and all wave files are located in the same directory

Hope you are doing well?

Thanks mate! So far i am fine!

(Yes, all files in the same folder , difiiculties arise cause i have never dealt before with cmd.exe manipulations.))

If you are new using the command prompt in Windows and don’t know how to get to the desired folder you may use the tip #4 from this site - just scroll down to the section called „Using CMD command in File Explorer to open Command Prompt Window“

https://www.itechtics.com/open-command-window-folder/

I'll also soon start some tests.
Can you please point me a URL where I can download free test WAV files WITH loops ?

Fred

Continuing of learning "Rocket Science"

1. All my files are in the following directory

C:\Users\ADMIN\Documents\NordSampleEditor3Projects\NORD LOOPS

2. In the terminal ( cmd.exe), i placed copied path where all files are stored

C:\Users\ADMIN\Documents\NordSampleEditor3Projects\NORD LOOPS\fixloop.py

Again i was shown an error " is not internal or external
command executed by a program or batch file."

( Attaching the printscreen of what i have got)