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  See you soon,.
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• Removal of WAV files after you create AAC version in iTunes

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• How can I create a text-to-speech .wav file?

  I would like to create wave files using the text-to-speech feature in Windows or by using another method.  Is it possible to do this on Windows?  If this isn't the case, anyone know if there is a freeware/shareware that would work?

  I realize a logical solution is to record the voice - but I'm not looking for this option.
  Thanks to all the advice...

  Years ago some of my SB software had a lab and 1 option audio program that was in there was the option "Record what you hear" that allowed me to save all who played through my sound card on my speakers no matter what the source. I am sure that there must be still of programs with options like that out there, try to go on your favorite leading software download site and search for such a program.

• When I import my .wav and my .m2V files still accepts the .wav file but does not load the .m2V file.  I created movie DVD 5 discs - still accepted the .wav and for the four remaining groups .m2V files and created 4 DVD discs for

  When I import my .wav and my .m2V files still accepts the .wav file but does not load the .m2V file. I created movie DVD 5 discs - still accepted the .wav and for the four remaining groups .m2V files and created 4 DVD discs for these files. What can I do to be free from this error?

  OSstatus = error-37

  Note that this a Mac operating system error.

  http://forums.CreativeCOW.NET/thread/145/865447

  Error when importing the file: slash or other character in file name

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/3729601

  The build error: slash or other character in file name

  http://forums.CreativeCOW.NET/thread/145/868994

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• Reduce the size of a file created by "write to waveform.

  Hello

  I'm using labview in 2012 and I have a problem with the size of the tdms file generated by the function "write to waveform. The data is real time 16 channels in a series of X NI USB-6343 and is composed by the gains of the voltage on the y-axis with the absolute time on the x axis (waveform format). The size of the file is reached a Go command within a few hours. Is it possible to reduce the size of this file? All configurations on the component?

  Thanks for the help.

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  Marcelo Nobre

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• Add data in the header of a .wav file

  Hello guys,.

  I seek your help for a small problem that I can't spend during my internship.

  Here's what I want to do: I acquire signals that I write a .wav file. What I would do then is to reopen this .wav file and add data in the header, such as the sensitivity of the microphone for example. I am doing this is because it's one of our program of works, it can resume the pressure vs time signal using this information. I already have the hex code I need to add, but I was not able to determine if such a thing is possible or not after a day of research ideas would be greatly appreciated. I wonder if Matlab might do the trick but I prefer to stay with the 'normal '... screws

  Thank you very much for your help.

  To insert data into the middle of a file, you will need to rewrite the entire file after that point, as Gerd said in the linked post.  I would do the following:

  1. Search for the location you want to put your new piece
  2. Read 65 000 bytes from forward and store in a local cache (shift registers work well for this, or just a wire at this point).
  3. Write your new piece, taking note of how long it is
  4. Give your data buffered less the length of your new song
  5. Read a 65 000 other bytes and put it in a new buffer
  6. Write the end of the old buffer and a part of the new buffer until you get to 65 000 bytes
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  You can probably do it with both data pads in a pair of registers at offset in a loop.  The 65 000 bytes is chosen for best performance.  You can use other sizes, but your speed can suffer.  Let us know if you encounter any problems.

• WAV file, do not replay in LabView or load in WMP, but works in VLC

  I'm creating an audio file for an interview with the attached code snippet (VI is very big and made a lot of treatment without report).  This sound is recorded in the Subvi "interview".  In the end, the Subvi is closed and the Subvi 'process' is open.  If this process is followed, labview will open and play the WAV file without problem.  Furthermore, 'process' can be run as a stand-alone.  In this case, I get error 4810 to its reading Open file (possible reason: cannot recognize the format of sound).  If I try to open the file in Windows Media Player, wav is open, but will have a length of 0.  If I open the wav in VLC, it plays without problem.  I have not tried saving as a new file, but it is a solution untenable sortof still.  For what it's worth, this problem arises when audio recording has been replaced by a process based on the queue.  I have attached the old code (work) for reference.

  Thank you

  Brendan

  Hey,.

  Is returned to the point and redid my whole setup, including locally (not with locals on the IDS of devices microphone and speaker).  It works now. so... I'm not really sure what to do all this.  I doubt that it was a question of the use of local variables for input/output devices because the noise was always playing.  It could be a small error with the creation of the file, which I rewrote, but I can't tell what it could have been.  In any case, thank you.

• Prerecorded Wav files

  Hi all

  I'm trying to find a Wav file to use at the end of a LabVIEW program that prompts the user that the test is over.

  I use the LabVIEW VI but I'm looking for a pre recorded the wav file that reads "Test is now completed.

  I have had a look on Goolge, but I am unable to find a suitable file.

  Can someone provide my with such a wav file or point me in the direction I could find one?

  Thanks again

  Cally.

  You can always create a using a synthesizer as here.  http://www.research.att.com/~ttsweb/TTS/demo.php

  There are a few other online as well.  You will need to look at the problems of license, if you have a commercial application.

  As food for thought, I built once small tester of vision where the customer wanted to audio signals for past and has no parts.  I tried a few different voices.  But in the end, everyone hated the voice.  So, we went to standard Windows sounds.

• I have a wav file that will not open because there is no relationship.

  I was sent a "wav" file, but it does not open because it says that there is no program associated with the file.

  I was sent a "wav" file, but it does not open because it says that there is no program associated with the file.

  .wav files will open with Windows Media Player. If there is an attachment in the e-mail message, follow these steps. If it is already on your hard drive, just skip step 1.

  Create a file association.

  1. download and save the attachment to the office.
  2. right click on the saved file.
  3. Select: Open with on the shortcut menu.
  4. click on: choose [default] program.
  5. Select: Windows Media Player.
  6. check: always use the selected program to open this type of file.
  7. click on OK.

  This should allow you to open these attachments directly from email address now.

• The contents of the folder WAV files will not work unless the folder is on the desktop.

  Re: Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit W/sp2 installed.

  I created a new folder for Wav files and set it on my desk until I was finished downloading the files for convenience purposes. I then used them to slightly change the default sounds for different commands, events and others. Everything worked fine until I moved the folder on the desktop to another location. Files located in the folder assigned and uncorrupted but will no longer work when the event or the command is enabled. If I move the folder to the desktop everything works well again. No error or anything are reported. The files in the folder will simply not work unless the folder is on the desktop. Is that all I could do to fix this?

  Hello

  1. what happens when you play the file from another location, you receive error message?

  2 - is that happen with some .wav files or all files?

  3. did you try copied the contents of the file and save it to another location and check the number?

  Step 1: Restart the computer to boot to verify if any third-party application is causing the problem.

  Follow the steps provide in the article below to perform the clean boot. http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: Make sure to restart the computer to normal startup followed step 7 in the link.

• Try to burn on a CD wav files. Vista version 10.0. Windows Media Player version 11.0.6002.18311.

  Get the following message: it is not possible to burn the list of files, because the files contain errors or missing burn rights.  To learn more about the problems, click on the icon next to each file in the burn list. These wav files have been created of LPs.  In addition, there is no icon next to the file.

  Get the following message: it is not possible to burn the list of files, because the files contain errors or missing burn rights.  To learn more about the problems, click on the icon next to each file in the burn list. These wav files have been created of LPs.  In addition, there is no icon next to the file.

  =======================================
  The following freeware might be worth a try:

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

  CDBurnerXP
  http://www.CDBurnerXP.se/
  (works on XP - Vista - 7)

  CDBurnerXP tutorial
  Create Audio discs
  http://CDBurnerXP.se/help/audio/compileaudio

  CDBurnerXP tutorial
  Create the data disc
  http://CDBurnerXP.se/help/data/compiledata

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• How can you save text to speech of a .wav file

  I would like to create word documents and use text-to-speech in windows 7 and save it as a .wav file. How do I do that?

  Run sound recorder - to begin simply type its name in the search box of the start menu and you will see the shortcut to it.

• WAV FILES

  I'm working on for my Codian 4500's and MPS800s custom wav files.

  Problem I have is I create .wav and download it, but it does not work.

  For the codian, I guess that it is looking for voice_prompt_first_participant.wav of file name?

  The format that he needs is not compressed, mono, 16 kHz and 16-bit resolution.  My option of voice of windows 7 is 16 kHz, 16-bit, 1-channel, but don't say no compressed?

  I also a few tens of window, but it does not define the recording under 2 voice channel 16 bit 44100 hz (CD quality)...

  Question is what are the critical parameters and length parameters to get the wav file to work...

  I also if I register on the 10 windows machine I convert m4a to wav and if I save on windows 7 I need to convert wma to wav...

  Any idea of a more effective way to make wav files?

  VR

  Chet

  For a free audio tool, it's more than perfect:

  http://sourceforge.NET/projects/Audacity/

  This has worked very well for all my audio use case and is available for various operating systems.

• WAV files will not import

  Sometimes I create an audio file to accompany an image. This audio file is written on the my camera CompactFlash memory card in a wav format. In my workflow, I insert the CF card into my computer and open LR to initiate an import of the image, as well as to rename the image using my own model (which is yyyy_mm_dd_HHmmss). Since LR1 and until a while ago 4 months this workflow worked perfectly rename both images and its associated wav file (giving both the same name) and put in the folder I designated during the import. That allowed me to use LR to see what images had attached audio files by looking at metadata field of the library module titled "Audio file" as I saw the pictures as well as read this wav file by clicking on the arrow in the Panel metadata.

  In the last months, I continued to use the stream of work preceding but noticed that, if I thought that I had created for a few images wav files, I saw more registered in the "audio". As I saw these audio files appear in the metadata Panel, I assumed that I had simply forgotten to create the files. However, recently returning a great shoot, I followed once more my usual workflow but this time, noted that I did of wav files on my CF card, but none were imported if images did import and were renamed according to my model.

  I spent the morning trying different methods to get my workflow to work as originally it did but had no luck. Ironically, I noticed that a new version of LR was available today (2016-03-31) so I installed it, but the problem has not been corrected.

  I tried procedures and their results:

  1. Import without using my custom template. Results: image is important to designated folder and is viewable in LR, but the wav file does not matter and is therefore not visible (or playable) in LR.
  2. Import without using my custom template, and THEN manually copy the wav file in the designated folder. Results: image matter refers to the folder and is viewable in LR but wav file is not listed in the metadata Panel, BUT after restart LR the image file is visible AND the wav file is listed in the metadata field (and the wav file is playable by clicking on the "arrow" in the metadata field).

  I use Windows 10 and have tried the steps above with the image and audio files created with a Nikon D3 and Nikon D3x.

  I have searched through this and other forums and cannot find a solution to allow my workflow work as it has done for years.

  I thank everyone's help.

  It also happens to me with LR CC 2015.5.  On Windows 10, import from a SD card does not matter. Sidecars WAV.  But the import from disk files import them (and they appear in the metadata panel immediately without the need to restart).

  However, on Mac OS X 10.11.4, import. Sidecars WAV works of SD cards works as expected.

  I suggest that you file a bug report in the Adobe official feedback forum: Photoshop Lightroom | Community customer Photoshop family. Include all the details that you have posted here (not just a link to this thread, because Adobe product designers are unlikely to click through).