Exporting wav files from Adobe Audition 2017 and then importing them into iclone gives a "cannot load invalid data" error every time, no matter what file output I have.

I have tried other wav files without problems, and also opened the Audition files in other software and saved them out as wav again. Then there is no problem. The only problem is to bring them directly from Audition to Iiclone 7.

I have tried different settings when exporting the files like different khz, bitrate etc., but Iclone always come back with invalid data error. Any suggestions?

Audition, when saving, offers a few types of wav formats. Try saving in "Windows PCM" format

Thanks! Unfortunately cc audition 2017 doesn't have that option, neither under save nor export.


I only see two wav options, Wave is the one i've tried. Also tried libsndfile now, but it gives an .au file.

Any suggestions?

Sorry, I am down with v3.0. But "Wave PCM" seems to be the same as "Windows PCM" and used to always work with iClone (as oppose to other wav formats, which fail to load in iClone most of the time).
Something must have changed. If you attach one of your wav, which fail to load, I can try it on my iClone.

So this is weird. I created another wav file in Au to upload here, and just to make sure tested it in iclone before uploading. The new file works fine in iclone, but the original file I had problems with still doesn't work. Not sure what's the problem. I have attached both files here. Test is the one working fine in iclone, and lowestquality is the one I never got to work.

Update, tested again and 3rd file also works fine. Not sure what was going on with the first.

Thanks for looking into this 4u2ges, much appreciated!
The AU output process was identical, but I guess somewhere it went wrong. Thanks again!

Your sample rate should be 44.1 khz or 48khz, your bit depth should be either 16 bit or 24 bit, back when audition was called Cool edit it used 32bit float as default, most media players don't understand 32 bit float files, that must be the case with iclone. Hope it helps

checking the screenshot above i noticed two of your files seem to be 8bits in depth, change that to 16 or 24 bit and they will work

That would be my response as well. Don't use 8 bit and 8 kHz as that would be horrible. I would just go with 44.1 or 48 kHz with 16 bits. 24 bits is overkill in most cases.

Cool Edit was cool! :cool: I was sorry to see it go to Adobe. I now use Audacity for simple audio work and never have problems with files in iClone.

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