SDSE error when trying to convert wavs

[sn47som]

Hey guys I'm getting an error- unsupported format, needs to be in 44k 16 bit, when trying to convert wav files to dsnd using sdse with the new Navene Koperweis pack.

[Lustar]

It's possible that the wav files have more than 2 channels, if that's the case I would just use Reaper to convert the wav to stereo first:

Convert wav files to 44.1/stereo
- make a copy of your original wav folders and work on the copy
- open Reaper, click File > Batch Item Converter
- add all the wav files from the new folders
- keep destination as "source", it will overwrite the wav files (so you'll keep the folder structure)
- select 44.1, channels: stereo, 16-bit

Convert in batch to dsnd
- copy the new folders in the "SDSE Sounds" folder
- if the wav instruments have more than one zone rename the folders with region names as used by SDSE: "SDSE Sounds\[REGION] - [NAME]\" "SDSE Sounds\SNARE1 - Jazz Snare\", "SDSE Sounds\SNARE1 RIM - Jazz Snare\"
- open SDSE, click Convert.

[sn47som]

It's possible that the wav files have more than 2 channels, if that's the case I would just use Reaper to convert the wav to stereo first:

Convert wav files to 44.1/stereo
- make a copy of your original wav folders and work on the copy
- open Reaper, click File > Batch Item Converter
- add all the wav files from the new folders
- keep destination as "source", it will overwrite the wav files (so you'll keep the folder structure)
- select 44.1, channels: stereo, 16-bit

Convert in batch to dsnd
- copy the new folders in the "SDSE Sounds" folder
- if the wav instruments have more than one zone rename the folders with region names as used by SDSE: "SDSE Sounds\[REGION] - [NAME]\" "SDSE Sounds\SNARE1 - Jazz Snare\", "SDSE Sounds\SNARE1 RIM - Jazz Snare\"
- open SDSE, click Convert.

Thanks so much, I tried this and Im still getting the same error. I used 44.1, stereo, 24 bit pcm and source for the destination.

[Lustar]

It looks like the current version of Reaper doesn't overwrite the files when the destination is set to "source" so the folder probably contained both versions. It should work by selecting a different folder for the destination.