Thats strange, you should be able to go into the project folder> Samples>Imported and all files should be in there. The reason for the odd file names for the mario samples are because they were ripped from the Super Mario soundtrack which comes with the Wii disc and the titles are not in English. Did you have issues opening in Ableton? or are you just trying to take the files from the sample folder?

I was just opening and extracting the files from the zip. There is an "error 0x80070057: incorrect parameter" with all Super Mario Sounds. When I click "skip" it'll work, but in Ableton all the Super Mario Sounds are missing. The rest is all there. I tried two different PCs.

UPDATE: I found this solution: "Might be something really simple. Control Panel/Region and Language/Additional settings tab/No. of decimals after digit: Change the value to 9. Not sure what the default setting is. For me on opening this it was set to 2, so a file name 'ab 5.123.jpg' for instance would fail to copy with more than 2 digits after a decimal point in the file name." It worked ;)

The problem is the filename. I guess only for Windows ;) Super Mario Bros. *sth* .aiff Guess Windows cant handle that there is nothing behind the first dot. I suggest u rename all the Super Mario Bros files and remove the dot.

Yup it has Japanese characters in it. No issues opening it on OS X but it would be easier for everyone if you remove these characters when you push an update. Google Translate does a decent job in converting these =)

yup same problem here on windows 7. all the files need to be renamed.

Same problem on Windows 8...

Let me know how it goes! I may add a future version to include the WAV files in a folder and a Traktor Remix Kit.