Bravoman hes is missing a sound channel

[ParanoiaDragon]

 

[Kaminari]

You have uninstalled the NEZplug plugin and now Winamp correctly plays your HES file? It's downright puzzling

It most probably means you have another plugin that conflicts with NEZplug. Make sure you don't have an older plugin in the Winamp plugin folder named in_he2.dll. The correct library should be in_nez.dll.

[ParanoiaDragon]

Yeah, not sure what I did, but now it seems to be working just fine.  With the exception of, when I rip the music, it rips it into 48000, rather then 44100.  But all other types of files(SPC, VGM, PSF) rip at 44100.  Now I'm puzzle about that.  If I force it into 44100, the wav files sound really grainy.  I can live with it being in 48, but, if there's a way to fix that, so it rips it into 44100 like everything else, then, that would rock!

[2X4]

I'm sure you have a good sound editing program, can you just set your soundcard record source to wave mix or whatever, and record it within the program and then save the file to settings of your liking?  I did that once or twice.

[ParanoiaDragon]

Yeah, I thought about that, but, that also takes longer, & there's more chance of error's, like for instance, little power surges, like if someone turns on something in the house, then a little clip will record, thus making it so I have to re-record it.

[ccovell]

I'm sure of course you went to Winamp->Preferences, and configured the HES/NEZamp plugin to output 44100 Hz, right?

[ParanoiaDragon]

Wow, the ini file, never even thought of that   Well, I never claimed to be smart about computers :oops: