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Why did my audio upload fail?
Why did my audio upload fail?
Caitlin Stubner avatar
Written by Caitlin Stubner
Updated over 2 years ago

There are two ways in which your audio upload can fail:

Network Error

This upload has failed because of a network error. This could be caused by many things, including a bad wifi connection or a problem somewhere between your ISP and our servers.

Usually this can be fixed by simply removing the failed upload from the list (just click the x to the right of the red triangle) and re-uploading the file. If the issue still persists, you may need to reboot your computer and/or your router.

Recording Processing Error

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If you see a red warning triangle where a play button should be next to your recording, that means that the recording was uploaded successfully to our servers but it could not be processed.

This can happen for a couple of reasons:

  • The file is not valid.

  • The has been corrupted.

You can check this by trying to play the file yourself on your computer - if it won’t play there, then we won’t be able to process it.

If it can be played locally for you, it’s likely that the file is an audio format that we support.

Here is a list of some supported audio formats:

  • MP2, MP3, MP4, M4A

  • WAV (PCM)

  • AIFF

  • FLAC (OGG, OGA)

  • OGG Vorbis

  • AAC

If you are still having trouble uploading audio to Songspace, please contact support@songspace.com for further assistance.

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