I tried to upload sounds and whatever sound I find it says "not a supported sample rate (must be 44.1K)". Is there a way I can convert my sound into a supported rate?
Many thanks, Violet
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Violet Stuer
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11-22-2007 22:52
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SuezanneC Baskerville
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11-22-2007 22:56
There's free sound editing program called Audacity that can do that and a lot more.
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Lucy Zelmanov
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11-22-2007 23:22
Try Windows Sound Recorder
Look in Start Menu -> Program Files -> Accessories -> Entertainment In the Save as Dialog there is a button to change the format, under Format select PCM, and in the Attributes section select 44.100 kHz. 16bit. Stereo 172 kb/sec |
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Rudolph Ormsby
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11-22-2007 23:23
Note that there is also a limit on length of the sound clip (two seconds if I remember correctly)!
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Lucy Zelmanov
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11-22-2007 23:43
Note that there is also a limit on length of the sound clip (two seconds if I remember correctly)! 10 seconds actualy |
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Violet Stuer
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Many thanks!
11-23-2007 11:07
Now it works!
Violet |