By BxJaze
Mon Oct 19, 2009 8:19 am
When naming a file, how do you make a period?
By BxJaze
Tue Oct 20, 2009 4:43 am
This is one of those situations where I'm reading it wrong Hollow.......name with tempo? I dont follow
By ritec
Tue Oct 20, 2009 6:15 pm
Do NOT put a period in your filename... the MPC won't recognize it and will crash upon loading said file.
See the MPC reads the period as the beginning of the extension so if you name something New.file.mid it will think file is the extension instead of mid and crash right there.
i knwo some wav samples can load with poeriods but as a general rule of thumbs try not to do this. use a dash - instead.
See the MPC reads the period as the beginning of the extension so if you name something New.file.mid it will think file is the extension instead of mid and crash right there.
i knwo some wav samples can load with poeriods but as a general rule of thumbs try not to do this. use a dash - instead.
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By Hollow Bones
Tue Oct 20, 2009 6:50 pm
i name the song with the tempo . sorry i read wrong lol
and what ritec said is correct : ) use a underscore or something to mark as a period as long as you know what it is.. right ?
and what ritec said is correct : ) use a underscore or something to mark as a period as long as you know what it is.. right ?
By BxJaze
Fri Oct 23, 2009 8:09 am
Well I did know how to make a period before and it actually did the exact oppositve of what you guys are saying.
When i'm altering the file name and the .wav gets deleted, and say 1234.wav turns to 1234.....now THAT file can't get recognized, hence why i need to know how to enter a . so i can put the .wav back how it should be...wasn't intending to put a period into the filename itself......i'd never do that...already seen the results.
When i'm altering the file name and the .wav gets deleted, and say 1234.wav turns to 1234.....now THAT file can't get recognized, hence why i need to know how to enter a . so i can put the .wav back how it should be...wasn't intending to put a period into the filename itself......i'd never do that...already seen the results.