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Article #954could FAT 16/32 issues cause popping?
From: Doc
Date: Sun, 30 Mar 2003 17:17
Date: Sun, 30 Mar 2003 17:17
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I have an Audigy soundcard that's been giving me problems with popping sounds showing up in wav files once they've been saved. Running Win98 (1st ed), IBM PL300 450mhz PIII. After trying a number of other fixes, I've since noticed that the 1 gig Seagate 2nd hard drive I installed which I use as my primary drive for digital audio is FAT 16, whereas the C drive is FAT 32. I tried to convert the 2nd drive to FAT32 but it won't take for some reason. Keeps saying "partition not found". The drive is currently just 1 big partition. If the 2 drives are not the same FAT system, could that cause corruption of files when saving? Thanks!
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