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... did NOT create a bit-identical file according to foobar2000's "Bit-Compare" utility. However, exporting from Audacity as "Other uncompressed files" and selecting "WAV - 32-bit float" then using foobar2000 to convert to FLAC 24-bit (no dither) did create a bit-identical ...

To Export as 32 bit you need to select "other uncompressed files" as the format, then select 32 bit WAV in "Options". However, (now I know what you are wanting to do) I agree that in this case, copying directly from one project ...

... 1.3.12, First set the "Project rate" to 8000 Hz (bottom left corner of the main Audacity window, then select the format as "Other uncompressed files" in the Export dialogue (File menu > Export) then click on the "Options" button and select "WAV" as the ...

... 1.3.12, First set the "Project rate" to 8000 Hz (bottom left corner of the main Audacity window, then select the format as "Other uncompressed files" in the Export dialogue (File menu > Export) then click on the "Options" button and select "WAV" as the ...

I did a bit of reading up and I found that I need to use the option 'other uncompressed files' - choose WAV and the 32-bit Float - so I did that - exported and its silent - so does that mean that's what I need to export as and use an audio converta to convert to another format like MP3?

On the export dialog box from the "Save as type" dropdown slect "Other uncompressed files" - the click on the Options button where you fhave two dropdowns: select Wav and 24-bit. The 48kHz should follow from your Audacity project settings (assuming ...

... and set the default sample format to 24-bit. http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Quality_Preferences When exporting, choose "other uncompressed files" in the "Format" dropdown menu in the Save dialog box. Click the "Options" button and in the next dialog ...

... in Audacity, edit each stereo wave file into mono and add all the tracks until there is 8 tracks. - Select File > Export... - Select "Other uncompressed files" and clicks "Options" - Select "WAVEX (Microsoft)" and "Signed 24 bit PCM" - Under Advanced Mixing ...

... in Audacity, edit each stereo wave file into mono and add all the tracks until there is 8 tracks. - Select File > Export... - Select "Other uncompressed files" and clicks "Options" - Select "WAVEX (Microsoft)" and "Signed 24 bit PCM" - Under Advanced Mixing ...

If you haven't already found how to export *.LAW and ADPCM, choose "Other Uncompressed Files" in the Export File window, then "Options". I didn't know you could use Audacity to export to u-Law. Thanks. I don't recommend sticking mp3 into a wave ...