Rotareneg

As far as I know, it only accepts plain old PCM audio in a .wav container.

Spacing didn't change anything, but it was worth a check.

Yep. Try using ALT-Q to make the camera stay at a fixed altitude instead of elevation above ground (I think that's a default binding, if not search for camera and you'll find it.)

The trailing units of a helicopter platoon in column formation tend to get "stuck" in place, just kinda wiggling around until the lead vehicle is far enough away to break the platoon apart:

The AI can use "regular" on-map artillery, but not mortars, missiles, etc.

The camouflage list in the mission editor has the full name of the country along with the country code.

I seem to remember reading about the same issue with this building in the past... Ah ha, I was right:

I couldn't find a "Tanks! Again v2", but if you mean this scenario: Attached is the map for it, extract into the Wolfsburg_Germany [autocreated base]\deltas folder sce_Tanks Again.7z

I would switch SB to windowed mode and monitor the task manager to see if some other process is busy when SB is loading, like AV software, etc.

The only way I was ever able to get SB1 running 100% reliably was via running WinXP in VirtualBox. I hadn't had much luck with dgvoodoo either.

The log you attached isn't from a session where you loaded the map editor, it'll contain a line similar to this: [21:17:03,565] CGame INFO : +--+ MEMORY USAGE INFO (LoadFileInMapEditor start): However, it's a good bet you ran into the same issue I found in this thread, where SB uses an enormous amount of memory and drive space when working on maps that have had the elevation edited:

During the TGIF last night I killed a SA-9 with a HE round from a VEC at 1:50:07, but a few seconds later it returned to life and drove away. The vehicle did not have a revive condition. TGIF_CUANAVALE_SBv4160_FMU_V1f_2088_083019COMPY2148.7z

Were red side air defense units supposed to revive? I killed an SA-9, 1/SPAAW/HQ , at 1:50:07 and by 1:50:18 it has came back to life and drives off as if nothing happened.