So I have nearly a 7 hour audio file. It works fine in audacity, and I want to put it into itunes. I've exported files before and theyve worked fine. However, I've never done a file this large. I tried exporting it as both mp3 and wav. I always remember .wav worked perfectly, but now, it only exports about 6 minutes of the file. And it's not even the beginning 6 minutes. It's as though it randomly chose 6 minutes from the middle of the file to export.
How can I export the entire file?
Thanks for reading!
Help exporting file to itunes
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Schmidt1989
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billw58
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Re: Help exporting file to itunes
You can't. A 7-hour WAV would be over 2 GB, which is the size limit. Break it into smaller chunks.Schmidt1989 wrote:How can I export the entire file?
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Re: Help exporting file to itunes
There's no shortage of people trying to make Audacity into a surveillance program. It's not.
Can you save the show as an Audacity Project? If you can, you could download and install Audacity 1.3.12 from here...
http://audacityteam.org/download/
Audacity 1.3 will open Audacity 1.2 Projects.
Install FFMpeg from the same place. FFMpeg allows exporting as AAC. You might get away with that. It's a more modern format and it may support very large shows. Apple iTunes knows what AAC is.
Koz
Can you save the show as an Audacity Project? If you can, you could download and install Audacity 1.3.12 from here...
http://audacityteam.org/download/
Audacity 1.3 will open Audacity 1.2 Projects.
Install FFMpeg from the same place. FFMpeg allows exporting as AAC. You might get away with that. It's a more modern format and it may support very large shows. Apple iTunes knows what AAC is.
Koz