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... to save as MP3, but Audacity records to its own storage in a lossless format. To import the Voice Recorder M4A into Audacity, you will need to add FFmpeg to your computer as per http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown . And then if you export from Audacity as ...

... adding a browser extension to your computer. Use your favourite search engine to find out how. If you want to edit the audio of the video, install FFmpeg then drag the downloaded video into Audacity. Gale

You wrote: "add FFmpeg to your computer" How/where do I do this? Click the link that I posted. Here is the link again for how to install FFmpeg: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown ...

Thanks, Gale. A few more questions from one not terribly technically proficient - You wrote: "add FFmpeg to your computer" How/where do I do this? and "Change Pitch is not suitable for that job in Audacity 2.1.2 because it may slightly change the length, which ...

... into Audacity, then put the replacement audio after Change Pitch back into the video editor. If your video editor cannot export audio only, add FFmpeg to your computer then drag the video file into Audacity and it will extract the audio and import it for you. However Change Pitch is not suitable ...

1. I downloaded FFmpeg, which I did first. Did you download and install it according to these instructions: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_installation_and_plug_ins.html#ffdown To see if it correctly installed, look in "Edit ...

Well I tried doing all the suggestions above: 1. I downloaded FFmpeg, which I did first. 2. I then tried to import the audio, but Audacity says it did not recognize the type of file try using import raw. You need to tell Audacity to use FFmpeg to import ...

Well I tried doing all the suggestions above: 1. I downloaded FFmpeg, which I did first. 2. I then tried to import the audio, but Audacity says it did not recognize the type of file try using import raw. 3. I used Import Raw, then set the project rate to ...

I'm going to guess the problem is that it's ADPCM (That's a telephone format.) And, I'm going to guess that you need to install the optional FFmpeg Import/Export Library , before you can open it in Audacity. Then you can export it to a normal 16-bit WAV file (and you can leave it at 8kHz) and ...

... are already saving a video file with audio only. If so then you can bypass the Adobe step and drag the video file into Audacity, provided you have FFmpeg installed. Gale