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Perhaps allowing the window to have a resizable width would help. We'll look into it.

Eventually we may add presets so that different configurations can be saved.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Thanks for the information. Normally the installers would check for an installation of GoldWave first, but that must not be working right. We'll check into it.

This problem does not occur on our systems. The warning only appears if you install an older version over a newer one. In that case you need to reinstall the presets/settings. If you do not, then the version number in the setting is not updated and you will continue to get the warning at startup.

Could not duplicate these errors on any of our test systems (Windows 10 or 11). Does the error give any additional hints? Are you running a non-English version of Windows?

Would have to look into that. The path box is set to read-only for a reason.

Good suggestion. Definitely time to update that.

What version of Windows are you using?

If your hard drive is almost full, then using Windows "Disk Cleanup" will help even more. It removes all of the temporary files and unneeded Windows Update and Restore files too (if selected).

It is now called "Tempo".

If both programs are using the same settings, then the quality should be the same (digital is digital). GoldWave allows you to select different methods to record audio (WASAPI and DirectSound) and you can select different attributes (Shared, PCM 16 bit, etc.). Using the "Shared" option may...

Can you provide a screenshot of how the toolbar looks before restarting?

Fixed in v6.78.

In GoldWave v6.78 we made some changes that required updated plug-ins. Please download and install the latest plug-ins here.

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