OK after much playing around I have found that Fruity Loops 5 is in fact the cause of the endlessly looping .wavs even if they are not set to loop in Blitz they still do and cannot be stopped. When saved in a different program or converted to .oggs everything works as it should.
If I load the looping .wav file (that was created with Fruity Loops 5.02) back into FL then on inspection it contains two red markers, one at each end which obviously show that the sample is set to loop. Proper working .wavs produced by other programs do not contain these red markers when loaded into FL which must be embedded in the file somehow but I cannot find a way to turn them off. Has anybody got any ideas apart from using another program. Surely they can be disabled in FL`s. I do not remember this happening with Fruity Loops version 4 so this must be a new feature which hopefully can be swithed on and off.
My question is can these loop markers in FLStudio be disabled as after reading the docs I cannot find an answer.
Thanks for any help,
Jason.
If I load the looping .wav file (that was created with Fruity Loops 5.02) back into FL then on inspection it contains two red markers, one at each end which obviously show that the sample is set to loop. Proper working .wavs produced by other programs do not contain these red markers when loaded into FL which must be embedded in the file somehow but I cannot find a way to turn them off. Has anybody got any ideas apart from using another program. Surely they can be disabled in FL`s. I do not remember this happening with Fruity Loops version 4 so this must be a new feature which hopefully can be swithed on and off.
My question is can these loop markers in FLStudio be disabled as after reading the docs I cannot find an answer.
Thanks for any help,
Jason.