File WMV-convert to mp3 or wav audio cd

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• Import another project - .mp3 or .wav audio files.  Which one?

  OS:                         XP

  Captivate Version: 3

  Exit: be imported into Powerpoint and then published via Adobe Presenter of the .swf files

  I plan on importing an old Captivate project audio in my current project of Captivate.

  I have the choice of either import .wav or .mp3 files.  What files can I import?

  Thank you

  PJL

  Hello

  I would incorporate the MP3 versions.

  However, note that someone ' do u, Captivate will convert any format you choose the different format. For example, if you import a WAV, you will see convert to MP3. If you import an MP3, it will convert to WAV format. As I understand it, the MP3 is the only format actually used in the output. WAV format is necessary if you want to make changes?

  See you soon... Rick

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  1 are you referring to the sound recorder program in Windows?

  2. you have all the music you want to convert to WAV?

  3 are you referring to the "Sound Converter" when you say 'tape recorder '?

  If so, you can use third party software to convert WMA to WAV audio format.

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  You haven't convert .wav .mp3 files.

  Just use .mp3 files to burn an Audio CD (music).

  Take a look at the following article:

  Windows Media Player 11 for Windows Vista
  Burn your own customized Audio CD
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/30ffa641-B682-4315-8c7e-8a29f383a7131033.mspx
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  Hello

  Different was that no change in the way iTunes game manages music files. If a track is matched, you must remove the original track download only SELECT make available offline. It has never been automatic and you do the update manually.

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  Hello

  1. do you use Windows movie maker?

  2 are you getting any error code or error message?

  3. were you able to import the file before?

  4. have you made changes on the computer recently?

  I suggest you to try the steps in the following Microsoft article and check if this may help.

  Problems with importing files into Windows Movie Maker:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/problems-importing-files-into-Windows-Movie-Maker

  Also, see the following Microsoft article and check if that helps:
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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/importing-files-into-Windows-Movie-Maker-frequently-asked-questions

  It will be useful.

• the Windows media player 12 does not convert to mp3 when synchronizing files

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  Thank you.

  Welcome to the Microsoft Answers site!

  Follow these steps and see if it's what you wanted;

  Configure a limit of Bitrate MP3

  1. in Windows Media Player 12, click on the menu to organize, and then click Options and select the tab plug-in.

  2. in the categorylist, select background.

  3. in the backgroundlist, select MGTEK dopisp and click on Properties.

  4. on the Conversiontab, check the MP3 from re - encode that exceed a limit of flowand choose an encoding rate and the rate limit.

  Cody C
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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  In fact, when you copy MP3 files as such, it is written as such, in digital format. In other words, the size of the file is important here. Depending on the size of CD, 650 MB to 800 MB, you can add files only up to the storage capacity of the CD.

  In the case of the audio CD, the data is written in analog format (as a cassette tape or gramophone record). In other words, in the present case, the duration of the file audio issues. The capacity varies between approximately 74 minutes to 90 minutes, respectively.
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• Audio plays for file .wmv but no video

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  When I open a file wmv as an attachment in an e-mail, the audio plays but no video. I have reset the setting by default, but this did not help.

  You will have to perhaps insufficient codecs installed on your computer. Just a heads up, the video files are encoded only according to how it has been taken and the material used. To decode or play some video files / types of video files properly, you will need to install the appropriate codecs. This link might help.

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  How can I stop this? This is a huge flaw on the part of captivate. When I import an audio clip mp3 on a legend of the feedback, 90% of the time records in a wav file and quadruple the size!

  Audio WAV is very large and makes my much larger projects they need to do.

  Captivate 5

  Expert user

  Hello

  You can't stop it. It is simply the average Captivate works. Insert MP3, it converts to WAV format. Insert the WAV, converts it to MP3. Both formats must exist in their own country. I suspect because it is only capable of editing WAV.

  When you publish your output, only the MP3 version is actually used.

  See you soon... Rick

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• MP3 to wav - the amount of information you let go

  Hello!

  We have scanned 1000 wav files large to 44100, 32-bit, stereo 500 discs vinil and audio cassettes. Then we cut them into smaller parts (songs units per person) and convert these parts directly to MP3 (44100, 16 bit, stereo) batch.

  Now, we would like to have these units samller also in wav format (44100, 16 bit, stereo,), not only in mp3 format.

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  1. to cut again and convert it to source original wav files (44100, 32-bit, stereo) to small wav files (44100, 16 bit, stereo).

  2. If you want to convert to mp3 (44100, 16 bit, stereo) directly to wav in batch (44100, 16 bit, stereo).

  We would like to know how much information lose us if we choose the second option instead of the first - convert mp3 to wav? In this particular case, it is much faster and easier!

  The main problem is that we cut wav files original (44100, 32-bit, stereo) in a number of smaller units (about 6,000 smaller units) and save the package in the process directly in mp3 format. If you have to cut them again to our original wav files and save them as wav (like mp3) it would take us a couple of weeks!

  Thanks for the reply.

  How you lose depends entirely on what rate the MP3 files have been encoded to. If they were musical and encoded files in 128 k MP3 then the loss will be noticeable by most people in a direct comparison. If you have been lucky enough to save them at 192 k or higher, then the differences will be less obvious.

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  If the goal of saving the original in the form of wav files was somehow an attempt to keep a copy of superior quality, which must have - then you have really a re-cutting choices; You have to do. In the contrary case, it there was absolutely no reason to do this exercise in the order that you did it in the first place, was there?

  So despite the work, I see No point in doing so from MP3 files in any case, when you have 32-bit original which only require redividing and name.

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  Sounds redundant... I don't know... but if you use the following
  freeware to convert the MP3 it will create a file in MP3 format...
  a new version of the file that may be compatible.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Freemake - Free Audio Converter
  http://www.Freemake.com/free_audio_converter/
  (Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8)
  (* Read * all * the installation screens... it)
  may be a few items you want to unmark *)

  When you have installed Freemake... Open Freemake
  and drag and drop your MP3 files on the main screen.

  Or... Click left on the Audio button, then navigate to the
  your MP3 file is saved in the folder.

  Select (highlight) the files you want to import into
  Freemake and left, click on the button 'open '.

  When your music files are imported into Freemake,
  On the left, click the MP3 icon at the bottom of the screen.

  The "Output settings" screen opens.  Choose
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  On the left, click the "Convert" button and the files must be
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  I have a record that was within the ACC (I belive) and then converted to mp3 format and it will play fine with media player classic but not on any other thing such as WMP or itunes? It was recorded from a flow station 1.FM threw the RIP station.

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  Thank you

  dojas, I've never heard of a format called "acc". Do not say "aac" instead? (this is a fairly common audio format)

  Also, are you sure the file was actually converted into MP3? Just change the file extension of a file AAC to MP3 (without converting them) would likely result in the behavior you describe. You can check the actual file in the MP3 file format analyzing with Codec Installer . After reviewing the file, what possible formats Codec Installer detect?

  BTW, this thread is a duplicate of http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistamedia/thread/27f868b6-51c5-4f76-9ee3-d4f6db2c110f

  Tim Baets
  http://www.BM-productions.TK