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... When exporting, choose "other uncompressed files" in the "Format" dropdown menu in the Save dialog box. Click ...

... Given what you say I strongly suspect the WAV contains MP3, AAC or WMA in which case Import Raw will not understand it because it is mainly for uncompressed audio (or uncompressed audio that can be compressed by companding or predictive methods). Does your employer allow you to right-click over ...

... Given what you say I strongly suspect the WAV contains MP3, AAC or WMA in which case Import Raw will not understand it because it is mainly for uncompressed audio (or uncompressed audio that can be compressed by companding or predictive methods). Does your employer allow you to right-click over ...

... message; "Audacity did not recognize the type of this file. If it is uncompressed, try importing it using ''raw import''. I tried importing as ... WAVs into 1.3.12, in the dialogue that says "Select one or more audio files", choose "All supported files" in the "Files of type" dropdown. This ...

... 8 tracks. - Select File > Export... - Select "Other uncompressed files" and clicks "Options" - Select "WAVEX (Microsoft)" and "Signed ...

... 8 tracks. - Select File > Export... - Select "Other uncompressed files" and clicks "Options" - Select "WAVEX (Microsoft)" and "Signed ...

... I get this message: Audacity recognized the type of file 'TRACK000.WAV'. Importers supposedly supporting such files are: WAV, AIFF, and other uncompressed types, FFmpeg-compatible files, but none of them understood this file format. I'm terribly afraid this file is lost for good. Is there ...

... type of the file 'C:Documents and SettingsAdministratorMy Documents . . .' Importers supposedly supporting such files are: WAV, AIFF, and other uncompressed types, FFmpeg-compatible files, but none of them understood this type of format." When trying to import a Camtasia wav file, the above ...

... Audacity should be able to record directly from the ION turntable. This will give you the original uncompressed data in Audacity to work with, then you can make MP3 files at whatever quality setting you wish. I am not familiar with EZ Vinyl/Tape Converter. ...

Much better WAV, AIFF or other uncompressed format. MP3, AAC, and the compressed formats always create sound damage and you can't stop it. MP3 is a final delivery or listen to your iPod format, not a production format used to create other or different music.

Koz