Please show us a screenshot of the Mixer panel in your multitrack session. ... View more

Can you show us a screenshot of the Mixer window? ... View more

Have a look at this Adobe page .   This utility was actually written by a member of this forum and a considerable number of us have very good reason to be delighted with it.   However, if you think $49 is rather too much to pay for converting one session (the price is set by Adobe, I believe) it is highly likely that the app's creator @SuiteSpot  will see your post and respond directly to you! ... View more

Some questions for you: PC or MAC? Which version of Audition? What is your "external sound card"? Does that external card have an ASIO driver and are you using it?   15 years is a long time in techology terms so what you used to do previously may well NOT be the best practice now! ... View more

Yes, unless you are very fortunate and the temporary files which contain your interview recordings were actually being saved to your computer (and hence may be recoverable if you have not shut down or restarted it since).     Did you have "strong words" with the colleague who logged you out?  I must confess I'm intrigued how one user can log out another user. ... View more

Your screenshot shows you are attempting to export to your Desktop, which is never a good idea! Have you tried exporting to a different destination, e.g., a specific folder whose name can be whatever you wish? Since the message also suggest the destination may be full, how much space is there on your hard drive? ... View more

These are user to user forums.  I doubt very much whether anyone who regularly visits and posts here has the information you are asking for. ... View more

Much as we might sympathise with you about Adobe Technical Support these are user forums, not any direct contact for Adobe staff, so no-one here can do anything to help you, sorry.     Also of relevance here, I think: Audition 3 is now a very long-discontinued product.  It is not really reasonable of you to expect any current technical support person to know and understand it! ... View more

Not a lot of detail to go on here, but one thing to check..   If you right-click on the red Record button there are various options, one of which is "Timed Record Mode".  Make sure this is NOT ticked. ... View more

I think this is what the OP is referring to:   ... View more

Actually, yes I can see it!  (On a 23" monitor).   I've seen something similar before, but can't remember when and why!  I think you can safely ignore it?? ... View more

PC or MAC? ... View more

Right-click on your copied/duplicated track and choose the option from the dropdown menu "Convert to unique copy".  Then it can be edited without the edits also affecting the original.   HTH ... View more

You would need to ask your institution about exactly what level of subscription you have. ... View more

Which level of CC subscription do you have?   It is automatically included if you have a subscription for "All apps".  See this page for the UK English Language prices. ... View more

Have you considered buying and using a mouse so as to avoid having to use the trackpad? ... View more

I'm honestly not sure whether this will be helpful to you at all but ...   My standard process, having edited the original .wav file (in my most common case, a church service) is to save the .wav file and then immediately do Save as.. (Ctrl+Shift+S) to .mp3.  Clearly, this is to the same folder as the original and edited .wavs, but it has never (so far!) failed.  The Save location is to an internal drive but I honestly do not know whether that has any bearing on this problem.   So, the only difference between your solution and what I do is, because I do the save to .mp3 immediately after the save to .wav there is no neccessity for me to reopen the .wav because it is still open, thus saving one step in your workflow.   HTH ... View more

Isn't this a question about video editing, hence for Premiere or similar? ... View more

Slightly OT, but was CC5.5 64 bit as the OP writes?   ... View more

These are user to user forums so it is highly unlikely that Adobe will even know about this, let alone get right on it, sorry.   In the meantime you should read this forum post about that error code. ... View more

I understand what you are saying but can only offer the following suggestion (which is my workflow): Having completed the editing of the .wav file and before creating the .mp3 I "save as..." it, usually with "_processed" added to the file name.  The save goes to, in my case (because this is what I want) the "source" folder of the original file. Then I create the .mp3 version.  And save it to the same folder as the source file.  There's no need to change the folder line on the save as screen because it now defaults to the same as the one for the .wav. I think the essential fact you need to remember, in your workflow, is that for any file that is "saved" in Waveform view any and all changes you have made are now "baked in" and irreversible.  So saving as .mp3 without first saving as .wav means the edited .wav is permanently lost.  Yes, you can reopen the .mp3 and AA will convert it to .wav but it has already been subjected to one level of compression so is not the "original, edited" .wav. ... View more