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... per sample file, you need to export with the "other uncompressed files" option. (https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/other_uncompressed_files_export_options.html) ...

... seem to import .webm audio. I receive the error, "Audacity did not recognize the type of the file '/path/filename.webm'. Try installed FFmpeg. For uncompressed files, also try File > Import > Raw Data." Importing the raw data doesn't seem to work, either. In my previous version of Audacity 2.2.x ...

... and then Audacity gives me an error message saying it does not recognize the type of file, try downloading FFmpeg (which I did) and also says for uncompressed files also try File > Import > Raw Data. I don't know what I need to do at this point and am not seeing anything on the download wiki that ...

... to provide a way to change the filename programmatically OR 2. Re-Write the wxFileDialog ourselves (not going to happen). OR 3. Rejig our 'Other uncompressed files' Exporter so that all its header options are separately in the FileDialog Type drop down, and 'Other Uncompressed files' disappears ...

... files. When I open the MP3 file and try to Export Audio using the "Other uncompressed file/ SDS option" I get an error message the file cannot be exported in that format. ...

... reference when ripping CDs, consider making a FLAC archive even if you want to listen to MP3s. A good-quality MP3 can often sound identical to the uncompressed original, but it is lossy and if you edit it and the re-export to MP3 (or other lossy format) you are going through another generation ...

... "File > Export > Export Audio > Other uncompressed files" See: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/other_uncompressed_files_export_options.html ... 'Export Audio' on the 'Export Menu'. Then, I selected "Other uncompressed files" and "RAW (header-less) which ...

... as WAV, but without any headers). "File > Export > Export Audio > Other uncompressed files" See: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/other_uncompressed_files_export_options.html

... menu > Export > Export Audio" Then select "Other uncompressed files" Select "WAV (Microsoft)" as the header, and "Unsigned 8-bit" ...

... looking at waveforms. ;) But, you'll probably see a difference if you look at the spectrogram , especially if you compare the spectrogram of the uncompressed and compressed files. (You may have to change the spectrogram defaults so you can see up to ~20kHz.) Also, if you run the Amplify effect ...