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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.

  We have two options to:

  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.

  If you want a rough idea of what you lose, it is essentially in the quieter parts which are 'hidden' by more strong adjacent sounds. What is happening is that the quieter sounds are stored at a lower resolution (fewer bits). This gives rise to what we call a 'coding gain", and this is the measure of what determines the final quality. It tends to give a quality "unreal" sort of sounds and is not only pleasant to listen to the very bottom of encoding rates.

  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.

• Adobe Captivate Widgets prevent the timeline stops.

  I noticed a problem with Adobe Captivate Widgets after the Flash play updated to 20.0.0.286. Captivate bars 8.0 and 9.0, Adobe Captivate Widget (and customer bars) prevent the timeline to play and objects on the timeline do not appear on the scene (slide).

  Is there a fix for widgets? If there is no solution, which is a workaround for a widget reading/navigation bar?

  I don't know if there is an easy solution for widgets that do not work with Flash 20 but if it turns that there is no solution, then the solution will be to create your own navigation using standard interactive objects such as buttons, and then click boxes, or preference buttons smart shape on slide master.

• Record in the .mp3 file, but the file is displayed as .wav

  Been using AA 3.0.1 for a long time, but can't explain why this is happening. I usually record a song in wave format, no problem, but then I do a "copy as save", in order to make an MP3 of the song, but now my choice to save is this:

  mp3PRO (FhG) (*.wav, *.mp3).

  First of all, I never recall the *.wav never belong to with *.mp3 file extension. Second, once I recorded the song file appears as "mysong.wav", instead of "mysong.mp3", but looking at the size of the file, all about 5 k for a 256 Kbps that runs approximately 02:30, makes it look to be recorded as MP3's... a wav file size would be around 25000 kb.

  Thus, it seems that it is saved as an .mp3 file, but to show that it has been saved as a .wav file.

  How hell did this happen, and what can I do to make sure that the editor, I send an .mp3 file, actually becomes a .mp3 file and will be able to open it?

  Another crazy thing ' don't mess with me and use until some time I have...

  Harry

  Usually because an mp3 player has accidentally recorded with .wav left at the end of the name, a fairly common occurrence. Just make an mp3 save under and actually type .mp3 at the end of the name. This should fix hearing Add .mp3 at the end of mp3s automatically registered again.

  I suspect that your saved file is actually an mp3 player so just rename it correcting the suffix.

• 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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• Newbie question: I can save the conversation in MP3

  I have e260v1.

  Here's the report card "digital audio standards: MP3, WMA, Audible *, Protected WMA (DRM)" "

  I noticed that when I record a conversation, it is in WMA format.

  The transcription software that I use on the PC like MP3. I can go through a conversion I guess, but it is there by chance a way to get the Sansa to record in MP3?

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  Edit/PS.  It records in .wav, .wma not.

  
  

• How to tell the first does not scan waves plug-ins

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  How can I prevent the first analysis waves VST plugins. (Apparently vague is messing up with Red Giant Colorista II orders and those I need more then the waves in PP).

  Hi Sam,
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• MP3 vs wave in audio-heavy projects

  I'm working on a project that is very long and each slide has minutes of audio. The file size is so swollen that I feel the latency in the project even with 8 GB of RAM. Is there a downside to import the audio in MP3 format (no, it doesn't have to be edited in captivate). For example, export as swf Captivate will try to recompress the files or simply leave them as what? Thank you!

  If you import MP3 files in Captivate do not edit them, then the original MP3 files will be the published content. The cycle of unzip recompression can be called in this case.

  Hope this helps,

  Ashish of Adobe Captivate team

• how the firefox prevented the obsolete plugin 'adobe flash' race

  What reasons that make firefox prevented the obsolete "adobe flash" plugin a few times running on Web sites.

  Hi ersad, firefox only will block both old & vulnerable plugins to be executed by default on any page you visit for your protection. Please update your plugins to safer versions!

• Firefox prevented the site of the opening of the pop up how do I open?

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  Have you tried to add the address to the list of exceptions FF popup blocker?

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  type/paste the address of the page, click on leave and then save the changes.

  reload the page

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• I get a message saying that firefox has prevented the dangerous 'adobe flash' plugin of the race

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  Hi Janetc69,

  I had the same problem, after having informed me with a few mags of PC online, I simply uninstalled Adobe flash player in my laptop.
  Since then, I got no problem with playback of videos with firefox browser. What more, it seems to work better than before.
  Anyway most of the browsers are slowly remove Adobe flash player on their systems.
  If this does not work you can always reinstall Adobe, try it.

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• How can I prevent the Thunderbird goes directly to the next message after you delete that I read?

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• How to prevent the creation of 15000 files for 300 MB each day Firefox

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  Here are the files from cache. Basically, it takes Web sites that access you a lot and records bits of them so they'll load faster the next time you visit them. FOR EXAMPLE if you visit Google.com much, Firefox will save some elements of this page in the cache so that the next time visit you Google.com, it will not have to re - download.

• How to prevent the add-on compatibility checking whenever he opens Firefox?

  How to prevent the add-on compatibility checking whenever he opens Firefox?

  Which can be a problem with the compatibility.ini file in the Firefox profile folder.
  Try to rename (or delete) the file compatibility.ini in the profile folder of Firefox to see if that helps.

  You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder currently in use:

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  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox

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• How to prevent the launch automatically plug-ins Firefox on Mac?

  Is there an extension that prevents the launch automatically the Firefox plug-ins? When I open a new link, any video on the page automatically begins to play, usually after that I scrolled before the video to read that I'm here for, while I have to scroll upwards or downwards to find in order to stop - slow and slows down my browser - at least it seems to do. Can you help me? Thank you

  Individual plugins can be set to "Click to play" so that they do not start automatically. You can give permission to sites allows to run plugins on a page by page basis or on a site-by-site basis.

  Open the Add-ons page for the Plugins section:

  Tools menu > Modules > in the left column, click on Plugins

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