Audacity Forum

Hello,
I record voice-overs at home for commercial use. I have an audition I would like to do but they are asking for a WMF format instead of the usual mp3 or wav. I don't see anything about that here on the Audacity website. Can anyone give me an idea of how to record a WMF? Thanks for any help,
Margo

Using Audacity 1.2 you need to record in the usual way and Export as a WAV file. You can then use an external encoder to make a WMF version. There are several free format converters that can do this - one is called "SUPER" by erightsoft. I believe that Microsoft also provide a free WMF encoder on their website.

Gee, thanks Stevethefiddler! That was easy...
Margo

Why does everyone put an "r" at the end of my name?