I use PhoneValet to record interviews in .wav format. (Other option is .aif)
The files come in to Audacity okay, but when I export to .mp3 I get this error code and the program locks up:
Assertion (gfc->mf_size <= MFSIZE) failed in "lame.c" on line 1501
Phone Valet support thinks it's an Audacity problem. Any ideas anyone? I have to have .mp3 to successfully upload to Studio.Odeo. Thanks!
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Error Message When Export .wav to .mp3 (wav from PhoneValet)
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Re: Error Message When Export .wav to .mp3 (wav from PhoneVa
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Download the piano trill from here:
http://www.kozco.com/tech/soundtests.html
...load it into QuickTime, Press Apple-I (info) and read what it says. Now open up one of your PhoneValet files, open in QuickTime, etc. and read what that says. How different are they?
The piano trill is a perfectly record Windows WAV file at 48000/16-bit. I use it as the standard when I can't figure out a problem. The piano trill does export to MP3, right?
Koz
Download the piano trill from here:
http://www.kozco.com/tech/soundtests.html
...load it into QuickTime, Press Apple-I (info) and read what it says. Now open up one of your PhoneValet files, open in QuickTime, etc. and read what that says. How different are they?
The piano trill is a perfectly record Windows WAV file at 48000/16-bit. I use it as the standard when I can't figure out a problem. The piano trill does export to MP3, right?
Koz