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Topic: Wav's
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pwhirl
Member Posts: 1017
From:Mission, BC, Canada
Registered: Dec 2000
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posted 09-10-2001 10:49 PM
   
What program can take an audio track from TR2 and convert it into a small 2-3mb wav. I have the song but the wav is 7.15mb. Any ideas?------------------
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Wee Bald Man
Moderator Posts: 354
From:Left Luggage Locker #8, Heathrow Airport, London
Registered: May 2001
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posted 09-11-2001 03:46 AM
>What program can take an audio track from TR2 and convert it into a small 2-3mb wav. I have the song but the wav is 7.15mb. Any ideas?---- I'm assuming you've already ripped the sound using SoundJack and that you are asking whether it is possible to make a WAV file smaller? If this is the case, the answer is: the only way to reduce the file size of a WAV file is to reduce the quality of it. However, I haven't tested to see whether the LE will accept WAV files that aren't 22khz (as stated in the manual). WBM [This message has been edited by Wee Bald Man (edited 09-11-2001).] IP: Logged |
Michael P
Member Posts: 227
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Registered: Apr 2001
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posted 09-11-2001 03:47 AM
If you want to have it smaller then you need to reduce the audio quality and I am not 100% sure that it will still run in TRLE. You can simply do that by using the standard windows sound recorder, open the wav file, go to file+properties and convert from 44 to 22 or so. Hope this helps. ------------------
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Michael P
Member Posts: 227
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Registered: Apr 2001
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posted 09-11-2001 03:54 AM
If you want to have it smaller then you need to reduce the audio quality and I am not 100% sure that it will still run in TRLE then.You can simply do that by using the standard windows sound recorder, open the wav file, go to file+properties and convert from 44 to 22 or so. Hope this helps. ------------------
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pwhirl
Member Posts: 1017
From:Mission, BC, Canada
Registered: Dec 2000
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posted 09-11-2001 07:33 AM
I actually didn't use SJ but just musicmatch to record the background from the cd a wav. It is in 44 and still 7mb but it sounds ok in the editor, so I'm happy.------------------
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Phabius Phodes
Member Posts: 256
From:Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil
Registered: Jun 2001
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posted 09-11-2001 11:56 AM
I use Sound Forge.IP: Logged |
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