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Cannot reproduce - WAV Export suggests to name the file "legendary mvt.1.wav" here. Does Explorer show all known file extensions (e.g. WAV) on your system, or does it hide them? |
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it shows all known file extension but .1 is known for opening with notepad e.g. log.1 |
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Please check if OpenMPT 1.20.02.10 fixes the issue for you and report back: http://sagagames.de/stuff/mptrack.exe |
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if I add the .wav manually again it works, but it still saves as .1 without the manually added .wav!!! |
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Are you absolutely sure that you are using OpenMPT 1.20.02.10 (look in the title bar) - OpenMPT forces the suggested file name to end with ".wav" when doing a WAV Export, so if the suggested file name does not end with .wav, you either have have tried an old version or you are doing something else wrong, in which case I am not further investigating this bug, as it is extremely minor and more of a Windows issue than an OpenMPT issue. |
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it does indeed say 1.20.02.10!!! I replaced the old file!!! |
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Then please check if the same happens with a module called "test.txt.it" - it should export as "test.txt.wav" |
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unless I physically type .wav at the end, the file extension is .txt!!! |
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Is the .wav extension shown by default in Explorer on your computer? |
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ok, it worked.. I just found you you need to save the module under that name first, exporting the module before saving it still results in that .txt or .1 bug... but it works if you save first... you just need to figure out how to fix that bug when you "export before you save" |
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Every module before you save it for the first time is called "untitled", resulting in a proposed WAV file called "untitled.wav". As soon as you use "Save As", you can give it another name that will also be proposed for WAV Export. Are you saying now that you manually typed in "legendary mvt.1" into the WAV Export dialog? |
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the second time I did because I don't need duplicates... I just used a new module to test on the newer version... my original bug had the module saved already... |
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This does not explain what you are doing. Give a <em>clear</em> step-wise and reproducable description of what you have been doing to make OpenMPT not display the .wav extension in the WAV export dialog so that it would generate a file with an invalid extension. |
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create new module type in "legendary mvt.1" as a file name... if I go back and save the module under the same name as I exported the wav (legendary mvt.1.it) and reexport, then the file extension is wav. issue occurs before saving... DAWs don't have this issue, I don't know why ModPlug does!!! |
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might I add imaging program (Gimp; Photoshop) and word processors don't have this issue with periods in filenames either... |
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...Man, you have been stealing my time with your imprecise bug descriptions. <strong>This is not an issue with OpenMPT, but an issue with how Windows works and cannot be changed in any way, not even in other programs.</strong> Don't believe me? Well, try this: I cannot fix this issue any further than I did. If it annoys you, there is nothing I can do about it, you will have to live with this. |
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funny I can name a file "legendary mvt.1" in Sony ACID and Sony ACID automatically puts a nice little ".mp3" behind it!!! |
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You know, I don't know or care what ACID does. If this issue is so very important to you, please stop using OpenMPT and remove ".1" from the list of known file extensions in your system. This is my last word. I will not change further code related to this issue. Please stop bugging me about it. Next time I won't be as nice since this is seriously pissing me off. |
- Anonymous
