Re: MP3 encoding of wav files from Olympus voice recorder
- From: ArameFarpado <a-farpado.spam@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2006 20:01:28 +0100
Bernard wrote:
Hi there,Can you play those files fine with audacity? if yes, try encoding then using
My Olympus Voice Recorder VN-960PC generates wav files, and I wonder why
I cannot mp3 encode them usine LAME. If I try to do so, I get mp3 files
that are inaudible, I mean, I can hear nothing else than a background
noise like compressed air leaking out of a cut tire. Using Lame, I can
successfully encode *.wav files coming from anywhere, but not those that
come out from my voice recorder. Could anyone explain me what the problem
could be and what to do about it ? How should I set lame parameters for
those particular wav files ? What other encoding program should I use ?
the audacity export to mp3. Audacity will first decode those wav to a
generic format (as you open them) and then convert to mp3... you might
wanna try that.
regards
ArameFarpado
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