Hi local gurus
I'm an Audicity newbie running on XP pro.
I know this is baseline but all I want to do cut down a voice recording that was burnt to CD by a friend in *cda. I've imported it to my desktop and converted it to *wma. The track plays fine in media player and is 27mins long but when i import to Audacity it plays back at high speed (within 3 seconds) and is incomprehensible and therefore un-editable.
I've read the manual (and the FAQ's) and following the steps for creating a project, importing audio etc.
Am I missing something basic here ?
cheers
Straightline
imported WMA doesn't play back at the right speed
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Re: imported WMA doesn't play back at the right speed
Too many steps. Rip the Music CD with CDEX which converts CDA format to WAV. Edit the WAV.
Audacity does not recognize Windows Media.
Koz
Audacity does not recognize Windows Media.
Koz
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Re: imported WMA doesn't play back at the right speed
cool. works a treat now. Thankskozikowski wrote:Too many steps. Rip the Music CD with CDEX which converts CDA format to WAV. Edit the WAV.
Audacity does not recognize Windows Media.
Koz