Audacity Forum

... on Windows. You should be using Audacity 1.3.11 on Vista. Assuming that you are using Audacity 1.3.11, in the Export dialogue, select "Other Uncompressed Files" as the file type, then in the "Options" select "WAV Microsoft - Unsigned 8 bit PCM"

... Audacity recognized the type of the file 'C:UsersownerDownloadsting4784sc.wav' Importers supposedly supporting such files are: WAV,AIFF,and other uncompressed files,FFmpeg-compatible files, but none of them understood this file format. Thank you for help with these "reluctant" files ...

... a variety of formats such as MS ADPCM, IMA ADPCM, A-Law, U-Law wrapped in a WAV heading. So for example if in Audacity you chose "Other Uncompressed Files" then clicked Options and chose IMA ADPCM with WAV header, it should work even in the old EMU version. Some of those Cool Edit ...

... ADPCM? Audacity should support export to WAV with either IMA, Microsoft or G721 encodings of ADPCM. In the Export dialogue, choose "Other Uncompressed Files" then hit Options. ADPCM is always 4-bit. Sample rate is chosen bottom left of the Audacity screen. Gale

... but GR doesn't seem to playback during the import. Set it aside, for the moment. Followed the above suggestions for export multiple; 'other uncompressed files' (AIFF, signed 16 bit PCM), imported into iTunes, burnt my third CD, nuked the AIFF tracks from iTunes, re-imported into iTunes, ...

Yes. Choose "Other uncompressed files" in the "Format" box of the file export dialog, then click the "Options" button. In the "Specify Uncompressed Options" dialog, choose "WAV" in the ...

Set the Project rate to 22kHz (do you mean 22050 ?) in the Project Rate box (lower left corner of main Audacity window).

File > Export > Other Uncompressed Files > Options > WAV Microsoft > Encoding > Unsigned 8 bit PCM.

... (Wav file is 10 seconds long - 44kHz mono 32-bit float) 3) Click Project Rate at bottom left - select 8kHz 4) Edit->Preferences - File Formats - Uncompressed Export Format - Select WAV (Microsoft 4-bit MS ADPCM) - OK 5) File->Export as WAV... Save file under new name 6) File->Open. Load the new ...

... 1.3.9 I just noticed after importing the Track says 24bit PCM. See attachment. So I just decided to re-export it again, using the "Other uncompressed files" WAV (Microsoft); Signed 24 bit PCM This file imports via file menu and drag & drop without a problem.

... any real benefit from recording at 96kHz. Record at 48kHz 32 bit and Export as a 32 bit WAV file (in Audacity 1.3 this option is under "other uncompressed files"). If you also want a file that is compatible with most other applications and the correct format for burning to CD, change ...