I don't know wavelab ..
(that is: I know what it is, but I don't use it)
This is how a Soundforge marker file looks like:
no bad news for any coder I'd say ..
Additionally, if your markers were placed when Soundforge's display mode was in samples rather than seconds, then you get sample-offsets in your markerfile instead of timestamps.
(that is: I know what it is, but I don't use it)
This is how a Soundforge marker file looks like:
start_marker_table 00:00:00.4 Marker 00:00:00.476 00:00:00.9 Marker 00:00:00.992 00:00:01.8 Marker 00:00:01.863 00:00:02.3 Marker 00:00:02.339 00:00:02.9 Marker 00:00:02.914 00:00:03.1 Marker 00:00:03.175 00:00:03.5 Marker 00:00:03.570 end_marker_table AUTHOR: CS^TBL
no bad news for any coder I'd say ..
Additionally, if your markers were placed when Soundforge's display mode was in samples rather than seconds, then you get sample-offsets in your markerfile instead of timestamps.