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Another 'temporary fix' is re-installing the software overtop the old installation. It doesn't seem to matter what I'm doing as sometimes the 'lock up' happens when normalizing levels, running a noise filter or just saving a file. I feel like it's something about the temp file because I've noticed if I change the temp file directory it will stop for a while before resuming the lock ups. Basically in the middle of processing something, the hard drive light will come on and stay on, if I have the task manager running it'll show Cool Edit using 30 - 60% hard drive activity and it just locks up the software for anywhere between 10 seconds to a minute or two. It seems to have something to do with the temp files Cool Edit creates but I haven't found a solution. Since installing it on Win 10 I frequently encounter 'lags, short lock ups' when processing files especially if it's a long file such as recording an entire side of a vinyl LP. I've had no trouble with all the windows upgrades and even used it with Vista on an old slow laptop. I've been using Cool Edit for so long I can't remember what I was on but pretty sure it was XP.

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I too am still using (and prefer Cool Edit 2000) and on a Windows 10 PC. a desynchronized video audio stream: in multitrack view / timeline. while 'Cool Edit Pro' is quite 'talented' – usually not too much pain (if not among the best, on that point) – when it comes to resync. wav in 'Audacity', to recode the stream to '5.1. aac' format: a little frustrating, knowing that its multichannel encoder works OK. 'Audacity', another feature 'Cool Edit Pro' misses is the ability to save to '5.1. Though a very good (free) tool, 'Audacity' being less intuitive, after recording, I switch back to 'Cool Edit Pro' to edit the results (saved to uncompressed 'PCM Wave', of course). BUT: since 'Windows' sound settings become TEDIOUS!, in that particular case, I rather use 'Audacity' (2.1.2.), as it ships with an interesting feature, named 'Windows WASAPI' - which solves the problem in a snap. Thanks to 'Virtual Cable' it worked: at last.

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I had to use 'Virtual Cable' (freeware) and such tools - since 'Dell' has disabled THAT (one or precise) kind of full duplex recording. One – nasty – problem, though: trying to 'record-what-your-hear (= speakers sound)' with 'Cool Edit Pro', using certain 'Dell' PCs & some other brands, turns out to be a nightmare. But the efficiency + EASE of use of 'Cool Edit Pro' are still hard to beat. Therefore, I stick to 'Cool Edit Pro 2.1', to waste less time – though I understand that some users care about 'Audition' more advanced features. The same applies to 'Cool Edit 2000': tested OK.Ībout 'Adobe Audition': I tested that one (a few versions, years ago, now) and encountered several soundboards &/or sound modules compatibility problems.

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10' (quite a bloat.).Īlso, to avoid installing 'Cool Edit Pro 2.1' every once in a while in a 'new' machine (whatever its age ), I easily / successfully converted it to a portable editor, using 'Cameyo' (freeware version).

So, for the sake of efficiency, I still use the old 'Windows XP' – and, when a modern 'Windows' is required: 'Win. I installed both 'Cool Edit Pro 2.1' and 'Cool Edit 2000' – in a 'Windows 10' * 64-bit PC (aging, though: 2006!.) + a 'Windows 10' 32-bit one: with no problem at all.