Re: [tlug] OT: a good ogg vorbis portable player?

["Lyle (Hiroshi) Saxon" <ronfaxon@example.com>]

Brett Robson wrote:

>>[LHS] Or maybe not - the salespeople tend to only know what management has 
>>told them in too many cases.  When I got an MP3 player there (an 
>>iAudio), I was told that it wouldn't properly play .wav files, but in 
>>fact it does with no problem whatsoever.  In my life so far, what sales 
>>people say is wrong 80% of the time......
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>iAudio do have issues with wav files. When I export wav files from my
>professional music software, Cakewalk Sonar, Wavelab etc, my iAudio will
>simply not play them, (both RIFF and broadcast and no it is not the
>sampling rate or bit depth). I have to open the wav file in an editor
>such as Goldwave and save it.
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>

Are there different types of .wav files then?   The ones I've tried work 
with no problem.  There was also the comment from another user that is 
having no problems.  I used an old version of MusicMatch (6.0) to create 
them.....

Lyle