I have lost the save file and do not know how to relocate it.
Please advise.
Thank you.

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Request for Question Clarification by omnivorous-ga on 30 Aug 2005 06:13 PDT

Movilla --

I actually have the Terratec Sound Rescue 2.0 software on my computer
and may be able to help.  Have you lost a file that you've saved -- or
lost the Terratec software itself?  And what operating system are you
using?

Sound Rescue saves files as *.wav files, so you may be able to find it
by searching for all .wav files.

Best regards,

Omnivorous-GA

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Clarification of Question by movilla-ga on 30 Aug 2005 09:05 PDT

It would appear I have lost a file that I have created to save
converted files from vinyl.

When into My computer drive C,programme files, open  Algorithmix, then
SoundRescue Terratec and find files.

Select recording file OK
Select input files ok
Select save which is a wave file
asked to reselect

Question where are the saved files from Terratec kept on the directory

Hope this makes some sense

Thank you 

Movilla-ga

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Request for Question Clarification by omnivorous-ga on 30 Aug 2005 09:31 PDT

Movilla --

First, understand that the Terratec/Sound Rescue documentation and
features are so poor that I actually wrote 5-6 pages of comments to
them when I acquired the product about 2 1/2 years ago.

1.  It is easy to hit the SAVE button at the outset -- and save a
blank file.  In fact you need to use it after recording; then again
after noise-reduction and de-scratch operations.
2.  When you save a new version of the file you MUST rename it.  My
version won't allow the same name to be used.  But "Moody Blues" can
become "Moody Blues01"
3.  I don't remember what the default directory is for Sound Rescue. 
Mine has been reassigned to a My Music/WAVs folder because I then
convert them into MP3s.  Nor does Sound Rescue have a facility to
rename default directories,  which leads to my suggestion . . .
4.  The only way to find where those WAVs are stored is to use Windows
Explorer (the file manager) and search for *.wav    The *.wav is a
wildcard that will find any .wav files that you have on the computer. 
It is HIGHLY possible that because of the bizarre structure of Sound
Rescue, either no file was saved -- or a blank file was saved.

I hope that this is helpful but it's always possible that we're using
different versions of the same software (mine is Sound Rescue 2.0).

Good luck!

Best regards,

Omnivorous-GA

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Clarification of Question by movilla-ga on 31 Aug 2005 03:58 PDT

Your answer makes sense andI will get back to you after converting a
couple of albums. I am installimg my files in C drive under music and
yes we both share same edition of software.
Thanks again
movilla-ga