I want to play back a stereo wav file via Qu-drive that I created in cubase. Followd manual instructions which are :
Copy audio WAV files on to USB from your computer. Place these in the AHQU / USBPLAY directory. Plug the USB drive into Qu-Drive.
didn’t work at first, so I thought it must be the filename…even after re-naming the file so it reads QU-ST001.WAV (as per the picture in the manual) its still saying unsupported file and won’t play.
No need for specific file names in the USBPLAY folder. And I confirm 44.1 kHz is supported too.
What Qu firmware and Cubase version are you running? We fixed issues in the past where files generated with Cubase 7 had an extra chunk in the header.
Did the file have a .w64 extension before you renamed it? .w64 files have a different header to overcome the 4GB file size limitation. Since the Qu file system doesn’t support files larger than 4GB, there should be no reason to use this format (according to the WAV64 spec, files shorter than 4GB should be kept with standard header and .wav extension). You should be able to select standard WAV files in the Export preferences in Cubase.