I can reproduce this on Win 10 if the order and suffixes are just like in your multiformat preset, (and the clip name is Suitcase.wav, although I don’t know that matters). Rendering selected clip to :
also, doing this not from montage, but from an audio file with a different name:
source audio file named temp
render “whole file”
(using the same 3 part multiformat preset as above)
output name: temp-out
option: open files in new file group
the result is:
The files are named correctly, but file #1 (temp-out256.mp3) opens in the same group as the source.
Files #2 and #3 (temp-out.wav and temp-out128.mp3) open in a new group.
I tried multiple times and still can’t reproduce the problem with WaveLab 9.1.
Therefore, there must be an additional option that comes into play. But I can’t figure out which one.
Only thing I could reproduce is the small group issue mentioned by bob.
PG, are you rendering selected clip ? That’s where I’m seeing the difference. The naming problem happens when rendering selected clip, like Adamcal is doing, and I did. I tried with different clip names and still get the naming problem.
But the name problem doesn’t happen when rendering whole file from audio file.
The group problem I see in both cases (clip and audio file).
Until it’s fixed, it seems you can get around the problem by moving the wav file to the #1 slot in the multiformat dialog, so that there’s no suffix in the #1 slot. The suffix being in the #1 slot is what seems to cause the naming problem here.
I notice the a similar problem also happens if you use the “Subfolder” going back to my original example it will create a folder called 256, then further subfolder inside that, most likely the same related bug.