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Master Chung
Junior Member
Join date: 16 Mar 2004
Posts: 11
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05-13-2004 09:18
Okay, I know it has to be a wave file, and less than 10 seconds....but a 44.1 sample rate?
how do I get a small wav file less than 10 seconds long to a 44.1 sample rate?
Please someone, HELP!
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Snark Serpentine
Fractious User
Join date: 12 Aug 2003
Posts: 379
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05-13-2004 11:35
If you're using Windows, open the .wav file in Sound Recorder. It's located under Start > Programs > Accessories > Entertainment for me, but you can always go straight to your Windows directory or do a search for it.
In Sound Recorder, go to File > Properties, then under Format Conversion make sure "All Formats" is selected and click Convert Now...
Use the Attributes dropdown box to select a format -- 44.1 kHz, 16 bit, Mono is what I use, since IIRC SL doesn't play sounds in stereo. Then click the two OK boxes and save your sound (or Save As if you'd like to preserve the original file).
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Master Chung
Junior Member
Join date: 16 Mar 2004
Posts: 11
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05-13-2004 14:51
Thank You
That helps a whole lot.
*kiss*
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David Gilman
Designer
Join date: 10 Apr 2004
Posts: 216
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05-17-2004 19:32
Well, what I use to do this is by using a program called Multiquence. It is very easy to use. You should try it out. It took me about a few tries to actually understand what I was doing. It's pretty simple and basic. Try it  |