OK, there is something strange goin on.

In my quick experiment, if I dragged .wav file they would over write each other and I could only get one file. If I dragged .wma files it would create two files for each track, one a .wav and the second a .wma. However, the .wma would then over write each othe. But at least that way I was able to get a .wav of each track when dragged individually into the D&D folder.

I suggest you guys adapt my workflow. It is much simpler.

Or, I assume you have been draging .wav. So instead drag to .wma and it will produce the .wav files. How is that for a workaround. crazy




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