Some music not playing

Did the LC thing mainly for security during the early betas of Aurora, didn't want my mild-mannered alter-ego accosted with awkward questions.

I understand.  Me too.  Lot's of folks going through this transition.  I'm sure he will show up soon.  All it does for me is to have two forums to pesture everyone.  but so far i have always gotten all the answers I need.  One of these I'm going to be the lightshow Queen. Yeah right, with 16 channels and 20 tax returns to do.  Some of you guys have way more knowledge than my old brain needs.  I just read over and over and over everything you type.  sometime that doesn't even work, so I have to ask.

Cool! Cool! Cool!.  they all work.  Even Star Wars

Edited by garrisonl - 03 Sep 2008 at 2:11pm

sorry again for the multiple multiple posts.

Originally posted by LightsOnLogan Some MP3 files end up with a leading edge of silence that various programs interpret differently.  I know the "inserted delay" was less with Spectrum than with Aurora, so this is probably what you are seeing.   If so, just go to "Timing Shift" in the "Edit" menu.  That option will allow you to shift the entire sequence left by a specified number of mS (1/1000 of a second).

Another good tip to know.

Originally posted by garrisonl I can change the files.  Once I do that, can I just change the song in the spectrum completed files and all my lights stay the same?

With the caveat that you should save this new stuff under a different name, like v1, v2, etc.  Just edit your audio file and save it under a different name so as not to lose the old version.  Then open up your sequence and use the sequence configuration area to assign the new audio file (be sure to not add new intervals while in the configuration area--been there, done that.)  Then save this new sequence with a new name.

You may still need to do what Mike mentions above if/when you move over to Aurora.