A/V converts to wrong file format....".cap" files??

[dmd3home]

I've used Replay A/V for years on my Vista machine and have been very pleased. I use it to record radio shows and convert them to MP3 so I can listen to them on my MP3 player at my convenience. I recently bought a Windows 7 machine and installed the Replay suite on it as well. I've set Replay A/V to record my radio shows and convert them to MP3 (32kbps) and send them to my "Radio Shows" file. The problem is that the files show up as ".cap" files rather than MP3. It's all set up identically to my Vista machine which works great, but on the Win 7 machine it shows up as ".cap" .....what's up?

[Cheryl Wester]

A .cap file is a temporary file. It means that the recording was stopped or there was a computer or Internet glitch. Please delete the show from your AV and then add it again.