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D@annyBoy
trying to convert a wav to a mid
how do I uncompress a wav file?
how do I uncompress a wav file?
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Burt
Danny,
This is the best I have found for what you want to do..
I don't know of any freebies for doing what you want.
GO HERE: http://www.intelliscore.net/
--
Burt
The Old Alaskan
MVP's listed on TECKPAGE
http://www.cvinternet.net/~smokydog
http://www.cvinternet.net/~smokydog/teckpage.htm
This is the best I have found for what you want to do..
I don't know of any freebies for doing what you want.
GO HERE: http://www.intelliscore.net/
--
Burt
The Old Alaskan
MVP's listed on TECKPAGE
http://www.cvinternet.net/~smokydog
http://www.cvinternet.net/~smokydog/teckpage.htm
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D@annyBoy
thanks
I downloaded the demo but it couldn't convert the wav, saying the wav file
is compressed.
it's a 39.7kb which I tried changing the extension to mid
but my mobile phone doesn't recognise the format
although I can playback using any media player on my laptop
I downloaded the demo but it couldn't convert the wav, saying the wav file
is compressed.
it's a 39.7kb which I tried changing the extension to mid
but my mobile phone doesn't recognise the format
although I can playback using any media player on my laptop
D
David Candy
Use sound recorder to record it from media player. Mute your mike first.
Open volume control, Options - Properties - choose Record. WMP uses wav and it's own volume (not in voume) so boost the volume in WMP and in volume control for wave and mute all else.
Then playback in WMP and Record in Sound Recorder.
You may be able to use Sound Recorder to convert. See if it can load your wav file and File - Properties - Convert, you'll need to choose a format in Sound Recorder to suit whatever program you are talking about if you record anyway.
Open volume control, Options - Properties - choose Record. WMP uses wav and it's own volume (not in voume) so boost the volume in WMP and in volume control for wave and mute all else.
Then playback in WMP and Record in Sound Recorder.
You may be able to use Sound Recorder to convert. See if it can load your wav file and File - Properties - Convert, you'll need to choose a format in Sound Recorder to suit whatever program you are talking about if you record anyway.
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Kelly
You would know. 
)
BTW, had any issues tonight with M? Still the same for me.(
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All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP)
Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com
"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
Use sound recorder to record it from media player. Mute your mike first.
Open volume control, Options - Properties - choose Record. WMP uses wav and
it's own volume (not in voume) so boost the volume in WMP and in volume
control for wave and mute all else.
Then playback in WMP and Record in Sound Recorder.
You may be able to use Sound Recorder to convert. See if it can load your
wav file and File - Properties - Convert, you'll need to choose a format in
Sound Recorder to suit whatever program you are talking about if you record
anyway.
)BTW, had any issues tonight with M? Still the same for me.
(--
All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP)
Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com
"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
Use sound recorder to record it from media player. Mute your mike first.
Open volume control, Options - Properties - choose Record. WMP uses wav and
it's own volume (not in voume) so boost the volume in WMP and in volume
control for wave and mute all else.
Then playback in WMP and Record in Sound Recorder.
You may be able to use Sound Recorder to convert. See if it can load your
wav file and File - Properties - Convert, you'll need to choose a format in
Sound Recorder to suit whatever program you are talking about if you record
anyway.
D
David Candy
M fine for me.
Notice how the long term MVPs are burning out.
Some getting hysterical over licensing. Don't recall that before over many years. (and that reminds me what ever happened to golem (jewish not tolkien).
Others picking fights over this or that. Replies becoming abrupt.
Notice how the long term MVPs are burning out.
Some getting hysterical over licensing. Don't recall that before over many years. (and that reminds me what ever happened to golem (jewish not tolkien).
Others picking fights over this or that. Replies becoming abrupt.
K
Kelly
<M> Hmmm! Will try again.
As for Golem, long time gone and never an MVP. As for the rest.........
)
--
All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP)
Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com
"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
M fine for me.
Notice how the long term MVPs are burning out.
Some getting hysterical over licensing. Don't recall that before over many
years. (and that reminds me what ever happened to golem (jewish not
tolkien).
Others picking fights over this or that. Replies becoming abrupt.
As for Golem, long time gone and never an MVP. As for the rest.........
)--
All the Best,
Kelly (MS-MVP)
Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com
"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
M fine for me.
Notice how the long term MVPs are burning out.
Some getting hysterical over licensing. Don't recall that before over many
years. (and that reminds me what ever happened to golem (jewish not
tolkien).
Others picking fights over this or that. Replies becoming abrupt.
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Alpha
D@annyBoy said:
This is the most idiotic question of the century.
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Al Smith
Notice how the long term MVPs are burning out.
Microsoft needs to take them all off-line and put them in the shop
to do a little fine tuning on their positronic brains. After some
maintenance they'll be back to their usual bland, unflappable selves.
Microsoft needs to take them all off-line and put them in the shop
to do a little fine tuning on their positronic brains. After some
maintenance they'll be back to their usual bland, unflappable selves.
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NobodyMan
To my knowledge, a wave file in not compressed,
But I'll be the first to admit I'm not all knowing on sound file
formats.
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David Candy
They are. You choose which compression method.