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For "ADPCM U-law CCITT 8 bit" select "Other Uncompressed Files" as the format in the Export Dialogue screen, then click on the Options button and select WAV > U-law

For a 8 kHz bit rate you need to set the Project Rate to 8000 before you export (bottom left corner of the main Audacity window.

... has been imported and exists at several locations, or do you mean a "similar sound-byte"? If you mean a specific imported file, and if it was an uncompressed file, and if it was not copied into the data folder, then it will be listed in the AUP file. In any other case I think you're out of luck. ...

44100, 16-bit, Stereo is the format of the sound on a Music CD. It's an uncompressed, non-damaged format. It's handy to save your work like that (on multiple hard drives) as archive and safety backup. From those files,you can go downhill and create MP3 or AAC ...

... selector labelled "Save as type" and select "Other uncompressed files". Then click on the Options button and in that dialog box select ...

... resolution in Audacity), File > Export, choose "Other uncompressed files", click "Options" then choose WAV header and signed 24-bit ...

... reporting Could not open file/file location.mp3 massage 2 (import audio): Eror reporting Audacity did not recognize this type of file. if it is uncompressed, try importing it using "import raw" Can anyone help me???

... for MP3s). "Extreme" quality MP3s sound pretty good, provided they have been recorded well (very hard to tell the difference from the original uncompressed version). I presume that you would want some sort of backup for your data, and your backup could be as WAV files on a (cheap) large capacity ...

... it just fine. When I export I am selecting "other uncompressed files"; then clicking "options" and selecting "WAV (microsoft)" as ...

... tracks, label tracks, multiple sample rates and many other features. In order to do that, Audacity uses lots of small data files that contain the uncompressed audio data in a very high quality format. When you "Import" an audio file into Audacity, one of two things happens (depending on what format ...

... it just fine. When I export I am selecting "other uncompressed files"; then clicking "options" and selecting "WAV (microsoft)" as ...