Re: My program is saying it can't convert to FLAC, WHY?
This is a good idea. If this works fast, then it confirms some sort of computer disk/file issue. I can't see anything odd happening in the video, but it surely shouldn't take this long. So something is slowing down/blocking the writing I suspect. And I can't tell from the video where the file locations are. And I'm sorry to keep asking this, but it is critical that we know that both the source file (wav) and the FLAC file (target) are all on the harddrive on your computer. Do you have any networked drives referenced in your file explorer that you could be accidentally trying to write to. If that is not it, then maybe you have some sort of automatic virus scanning program turned on and it is trying to check the new FLAC files as you create them and this is slowing things down. Try turning off temporarily any virus scanning.
What DSPs, if any, are you using when converting from WAV to FLAC? Also,
This is a good idea. If this works fast, then it confirms some sort of computer disk/file issue. I can't see anything odd happening in the video, but it surely shouldn't take this long. So something is slowing down/blocking the writing I suspect. And I can't tell from the video where the file locations are. And I'm sorry to keep asking this, but it is critical that we know that both the source file (wav) and the FLAC file (target) are all on the harddrive on your computer. Do you have any networked drives referenced in your file explorer that you could be accidentally trying to write to. If that is not it, then maybe you have some sort of automatic virus scanning program turned on and it is trying to check the new FLAC files as you create them and this is slowing things down. Try turning off temporarily any virus scanning.
What DSPs, if any, are you using when converting from WAV to FLAC? Also,
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