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Just recently I realized that there is some 'problem' while exporting to 24-bit WAV files. I was using 'Format:Other uncompressed files' and then selecting WAVE and 'signed 24 bit PCM' in the options dialog for export. unfortunately I didn't realize that there were clippings in the ...

... Stereo to Mono’ and then clicking the ‘x’ on one of the now separated tracks. Next select 'File' > ' Export' > Change the 'Save as type' to 'Other uncompressed files' (a bit misleading) > Then click 'Options' button (bottom right) > Select 'WAV (Microsoft)' for 'Header' and 'U-Law' for 'Encoding' ...

... Hz. Most telephony applications will want the CCITT u-Law file to be 64 kbps (8000 Hz and 8-bit). You can get the 8-bit by choosing "Other uncompressed files" in the Audacity export window, clicking "Options", then choosing (for example) "WAV (Microsoft)" for "Header" ...

... Hz. Most telephony applications will want the CCITT u-Law file to be 64 kbps (8000 Hz and 8-bit). You can get the 8-bit by choosing "Other uncompressed files" in the Audacity export window, clicking "Options", then choosing (for example) "WAV (Microsoft)" for "Header" ...

... is correct for each song. Using "Export Multiple" I've tried "AIFF (Apple) signed 16 bit PCM" and I've also tried "Other uncompressed files" with "Options" set to "AIFF (Apple/SGI)" and "Signed 16 bit PCM". Initially, I had used "32-bit ...

... this very forum that everything should be saved as a 32 bit floating point during production to assure no loss (accessed by exporting "other uncompressed files" and selecting 32 bit and WAV in the options there). This was after discovering that Audacity automatically adds dithering to ...

... this very forum that everything should be saved as a 32 bit floating point during production to assure no loss (accessed by exporting "other uncompressed files" and selecting 32 bit and WAV in the options there). This was after discovering that Audacity automatically adds dithering to ...

... then make the final export as 16 bit (for compatibility). To Export form Audacity in 32-bit float, File menu > Export > select "Other uncompressed files" as the file format then click on the "Options" button and select: Header = WAV Microsoft Encoding = 32-bit float ...

More details: - mono sounds - 8 bits per sample Click on "Options" when you save as "other uncompressed files" and you can select to save as 8-bit depth WAV ... Audacity has the 'option' to save as 8-bitWAV.png If you want to minimize the file size you'll ...

... Did you import any WAV files into the projects? If so, what was the setting in Preferences, the File Formats tab, then under "When importing uncompressed audio files into Audacity"? Was it "Make a copy..." or "Read directly..."? Do you still have the Windows laptop ...