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[jdubs]

Guys

If I point jrirver directly to the convolution .wav files (as generated by Audiolense) jriver works fine.  If I point jriver to a cfg file, however, it does not work.  Is something up with the format of my cfg files?  Here's what one of them looks like:


"88200 2 12 0
0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
C:\Users\Home\Documents\Juice Hifi\Audiolense 4.11\CorrectionFiles\T-08 Jul 15_20 39 F-Default (True Time Domain) M-2.0 08 Jul 15_20 33 882.wav
0
0.0
10.0
C:\Users\Home\Documents\Juice Hifi\Audiolense 4.11\CorrectionFiles\T-08 Jul 15_20 39 F-Default (True Time Domain) M-2.0 08 Jul 15_20 33 882.wav
1
1.0
11.0"

The cfg file name is:  "t-08 jul 15_20 39 f-default (true time domain) m-2.0 08 jul 15_20 33 2.0_882.cfg"


Thanks guys.  

-Jim

[jdubs]

To be clear, that cfg file is not "accepted" by jriver and there is no auto-switching based on input sample rate.

-Jim

[mwillems]

It looks superficially valid but:

1) Could you try a filename and/or filepath without whitespace characters in it?  Sometimes that can goof up things and it would be good to rule that out.
2) In the same vein, the required nomenclature for sample rate switching doesn't specify a space between the Name and the channel count, "Name2.0_441" not "Name 2.0_441".

Not sure if those are the issues, but worth a try.  Also make sure to test any change by playing a file; the plugin will often show "not valid" with a new filter when playback is stopped, but show correct processing once playback starts.