Audacity Forum

... download FFMPEG Import/Export Library [/color]. Steve is right. For the best quality all recording/editing/processing should be done in an uncompressed (or non-lossy) format. If you want/need a lossy format, ideally, compression should be done once as the last step. However, sometimes you ...

As small as they are, uncompressed production errors do happen. Dither is added so the errors don't line up with each other and become destructive. Did you try turning Dither off as Bill's post? Remember, Not A WAV Editor. You're not ...

If you import a 24 or 32 bit uncompressed audio file, and then export it in the original format with a different name, the two files will be identical. If you use other formats there will be some degree of difference, but unless using a ...

If you import a 24 or 32 bit uncompressed audio file, and then export it in the original format with a different name, the two files will be identical. If you use other formats there will be some degree of difference, but unless using a ...

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?

... That's Audacity default. Open the show and Export > Other Compressed Files > Options > Microsoft WAV, 32-float. That should give you a sound file uncompressed and with the same technical specifications as Audacity when it made the show. Does it still hiss? We didn't ask you another important question. ...

... from the wav file, not from audacity project. Am I correct on this? Yes. There is an option in "Edit menu > Preferences > Import/Export" >>> "Read uncompressed audio files directly (faster)". There is an option in "Edit menu > Preferences > Projects" >>> "When saving a project that depends on other ...

... /forum to listen /upload Audacity projects to get a more experienced perspective? Standard Audacity projects are very large because the audio is uncompressed. Audacity Beta can save as a compressed project (using one slightly lossy OGG file per track). The compressed project is thus more suitable ...

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 you have it set to record/edit in 48kHz).

WC

... Save makes and Audacity project in its own internal format. To get usable audio files you will need to use one of the Export functions to make uncompressed WAV files, compressed MP3s, or other required format. ================= When you save an Audacity project as <project_name> it creates ...