Audacity Forum

... 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' ...

... metadata that I want in iTunes and that can include "funny" characters, which iTunes will happily accept and use. I note that you are using AIFF uncompressed files on your iPod - you are aware that these are very large and can soon fill an iPod. I doubt that you would near the difference between ...

... Conversion: Fast Sinc Interpolation, no dither, High Quality Conversion: High Quality Sinc Interpolation, Shaped Dither. Import Export Prefs: Read uncompressed audio files directly from the original (faster). Always mix tracks down to Stereo, Show metadata editor prior to export step. Question: ...

... Another issue with Audacity is dithering. By default it's enabled and thus every time a file is saved it's not identical, not even when saving to uncompressed formats. Yup, another FAIL for having a default setting that introduces errors into the audio. The first one can be dealt with by using ...

... and 8-bit). You can get the 8-bit by choosing "Other uncompressed files" in the Audacity export window, clicking "Options", then choosing ...

... and 8-bit). You can get the 8-bit by choosing "Other uncompressed files" in the Audacity export window, clicking "Options", then choosing ...

For a start, I hope you are aware that using uncompressed files like WAV and AIFF in your iTunes/iPod will lead to a very large library size. You really should think about using a compressed format like MP3 or Apple's own AAC. Compressing will ...

... (Apple) signed 16 bit PCM" and I've also tried "Other uncompressed files" with "Options" set to "AIFF (Apple/SGI)" and "Signed 16 bit ...

... WAV, you will have converted the MP3 to a WAV. When Audacity imports any compressed file it uncompresses it and stores it internally in that uncompressed format. -- Bill

... (that were imported into iTunes). 9) Delete all the intermediate files generated by DeNoiseLF, ClickRepair and DeNoise If I need to recreate the uncompressed tracks I can export again from Audacity. If I want to start over with processing the LP, I can convert the FLACs to AIF and start over ...