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... and iTunes. Thanks Koz - this was with the AIFF (Apple) signed 16 bit PCM menu item wasn't it? Would you also be able to try also "Other Uncompressed Files", click Options button, then choose "AIFF (Apple/SGI)" in the "Header" menu, then one by one in the "Encoding" ...

... the explicit AIFF and WAV filters (GSM WAV only supports mono as per format specification), and with the options chosen with the other "Other Uncompressed Files" filter. Can the people who've posted here please try exporting from the explicit filters and the options in "Other Uncompressed ...

There is a known issue in Audacity 1.3.6: Export Multiple: * fails with no export or warning if an empty label is encountered. * "Other uncompressed files" choice always produces 16-bit PCM audio irrespective of header and encoding chosen in Options. http://audacityteam.org/wiki/index.php?title=Release_Notes_1.3.6 ...

... concert at 24-bit/44.1 kHz and I've gone through and labeled all of the track starts and ends. I go to File -> Export Multiple, select "Other uncompressed files," click Options, select "WAV (Microsoft)" and "Signed 24 bit PCM," click OK, click Export, click through ...

... stable (1.4.0) release in several months, possibly sooner. If you use the explicit "AIFF 16 bit" filter (i.e. not the one in "Other uncompressed files", renaming the exported file to WAV might well let iTunes open it, then you could convert it to AIFF if required. And I can ...

Thanks. As the WAV files produced with the "Other Uncompressed Files" filter are genuine WAVs, iTunes itself could convert them to AIFF # Open iTunes Preferences (under Edit on Windows or under iTunes on OS X) # Click on the Advanced tab # ...

... With Export Multiple, If I use the AIFF 16-bit filter on the first menu, I get .aiff files that cannot be used by iTunes. If I use the "Other Uncompressed files" selection on the menu, and choose AIFF (Apple/ SGI) 16-bit filter, I get .wav files that can be used by iTunes, but I first ...

This is a known problem, but only in Export Multiple with the "Other Uncompressed files" filter, which gives you 16-bit WAV irrespective of what you ask for. Can you confirm the precise menus and dropdowns being used please?


Thanks


Gale

... the entire track. I select the track by clicking on the track control box (like I have always done). Export Selected. With 1.3.6 I use Other Uncompressed Files with the option for a 32 bit WAV with the default encoding. If you want I'll zip up the sine wav test project along with my WAV files ...