I have edited a clip down to 13 seconds.
When i export the file (.WAV) and open this in windows media player the file is 20 seconds long. i.e. 7 seconds of silence at the end.
Any ideas why this is happening?!
Adding Silent 7 seconds at end?
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Re: Adding Silent 7 seconds at end?
<<<Any ideas why this is happening?!>>>
I can guess. Where did you get the clip from? Was it an MP3 or WAV format? Audacity will try to manage a sound file even though it has no real idea what's going on. This leads to confused looks because the failure is way downstream from the actual problem.
Koz
I can guess. Where did you get the clip from? Was it an MP3 or WAV format? Audacity will try to manage a sound file even though it has no real idea what's going on. This leads to confused looks because the failure is way downstream from the actual problem.
Koz
Re: Adding Silent 7 seconds at end?
Thanks for the tip. Looks like you're right its just Audacity getting itself mixed up.
I guess it is because i have cropped the voice file down in a number of places it then gets confused on its length when i export it.
Solution i have found is to then bring that voice file back into Audacity. Delete those last 7 seconds and resave it out again and it appears to handle that ok
I guess it is because i have cropped the voice file down in a number of places it then gets confused on its length when i export it.
Solution i have found is to then bring that voice file back into Audacity. Delete those last 7 seconds and resave it out again and it appears to handle that ok