Audacity Forum

... only the single track, so I don't need to do anything special) 6) Save As - completely different name/location/etc... / No tags / File type: Other uncompressed files / Header (WAV Microsoft) / Encoding - Unsigned 8-bit PCM 7) Save 8) Edit Metadata screen (do nothing there) .. just hit OK 9) It ...

... goes great, and it sounds great during playback .. think I have it all good ... then need to send it out for Comcast specs ... Export/Other uncompressed files-WAV Microsoft-Unsigned 8bit PCM ... and it exports .. updates as a new file, but it is exactly the same every time. None of the effects ...

... zip file installer. I use audacity to digitize my vinyl collection. When I make the first export (32 bit float, 96 kHz) and ask for "other uncompressed files" and "32-bit float WAV" I get the saved file as 32-bit float AIFF. It has happened a number of times and it is a bit ...

... really a big issue and anyway it far outweighs having to manually edit 1000+ wavs! If you want to "vote" that Chains support "Other uncompressed files" we can record your vote (anonymously). To some extent we take number of votes into account when considering new and improved ...

... limitation of batch exporting? The only reference I could find was something about first manually exporting a single wav and using the "Other uncompressed files" option and selecting 24 bit, after which Audacity should remember the last format used. But this didn't make any difference ...

Why are you not willing to upgrade beyond 2.0.6? Allowing Chains to use "Other Uncompressed files" or the 32-bit WAV option that we now have is a popular request, but it won't be applied retrospectively to old versions of Audacity. Would you like us to add ...

... size. Some applications won't play WAV files above 2 GB or play them incorrectly. AIFF has the same restriction. Audacity's choice of Other uncompressed files > RF64 header is the lossless PCM format for over 4 GB. I don't think iTunes handle RF64 or FLAC, which would be about half the size ...

... OGG, MP3 or RF64. (RF64 is a similar format to WAV with support for extremely large files - This option is available by selecting "Other uncompressed files" as the file type. http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/other_uncompressed_files_export_options.html)

... best to work entirely in 32-bit float format (Single-precision floating-point format). You can export as 32-bit float WAV by selecting "Other uncompressed files" as the file type when exporting, then setting the options to "WAV" and "32-bit float". You can then leave ...

... that is not the problem, then perhaps you exported with AIFF extension due to an Audacity bug. This might happen if you chose WAV in "Other Uncompressed Files". If that is the issue, make sure Windows is set to show file extensions , then you can rename the file from AIFF to WAV in ...