Save

• Save in the File menu.
• Save button in the Toolbar.

The sound is saved in a file using its original name and type. If memory or disk space is low, the file may not be saved successfully. GoldWave will inform you if this happens. If Save fails, try deleting some unneeded files or close other applications. Make sure that the file is saved successfully before closing GoldWave, otherwise the changes will be lost. Note that audio from video and movie files cannot be saved. You must save those files in an "audio only" format. You will see the Save As window if you need to save the file in a different type.

Cue points are saved only in certain file types. If you added cue points to a file that does not support them, you can use Save As to save it in a different type or save them in a separate Cue File.

An option to confirm saving is available in Window in the Options menu.