Audacity Forum

... Let me try to clarify things. 1. All files need not be exported as wav files. You can export directly to mp3 from your Audacity project. The uncompressed data is stored in the project; the point is don't try to access it directly. Any thing you want direct access to outside of Audacity must ...

... WAV file or MP3 file depending what sound quality you wish to achieve. WAV files are around ten times larger than the equivalent MP3 files but are uncompressed and thus the audio quality is higher. WC

... auss1is having.... Audacity recoginized the type of file l:.........de.wav. Importers supposedly supporting such files are: WAV, AIFF, and other uncompressed types, FFmpeg-compatiable files, but none of them understood this file format. My file info is from AVIcodec... File : 93 MB (93 MB), duration: ...

... following message-- Audacity recoginized the type of file l:.........de.wav. Importers supposedly supporting such files are: WAV, AIFF, and other uncompressed types, FFmpeg-compatiable files, but none of them understood this file format. What dose all that mean? How do I open these files? Is there ...

... 1.3.11, in the Export dialogue, select "Other Uncompressed Files" as the file type, then in the "Options" select "WAV Microsoft ...

... space to open and decompress the entire file at once, correct? Using Audacity you need to have enough space for the original (WMA) file, the full uncompressed file (note that the default in Audacity 1.3.11 is 32 bit 44100Hz - that's about 1.5GB per hour for stereo - you can change that to 16 bit ...

... on the fly for the presentation. It's when you decompress them inside Audacity (or any other program) that they revert to their original monstrous uncompressed size. Most compressors are Front Loaded. You go through a great deal of work and time and effort and fancy-pants software and number crunching ...

Neither. Live captures should always be Exported As WAV and pushed off to an archive disk or some other backup system. That's the Master, uncompressed, perfect, undamaged digital version of the music. From there, you can go "downhill" and compress to a format that causes damage (almost all ...

... it is very similar , but not identical . The fact that the difference is (usually) inaudible, and it only applies to 16 bit (or less) export of uncompressed audio files, is why we don't usually bother going through all this rigmarole (but you did ask :D ) If you follow the steps exactly as described, ...

... Audacity recognized the type of the file 'C:UsersownerDownloadsting4784sc.wav' Importers supposedly supporting such files are: WAV,AIFF,and other uncompressed files,FFmpeg-compatible files, but none of them understood this file format. Thank you for help with these "reluctant" files Schnahz