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how to create a WAV

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smokehouse

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Mar 27, 2002
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Could someone please give the steps necessary to create a WAV file??
Thank you!
 
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Go to START, PROGRAMS, ACCESS, ENTERTANMENT, find Recorder or Sound Recorder...start that application.

If you have a sound card and a microphone, record as many WAV files as you wish.

Chris Elston
Automation & Controls Engineer
Download Sample PLC Ladder Logic Code
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chakorules,
Thanks! Now how do I create a WAV from a CD? Let's say I want just a portion on a certain CD that I want to send as a WAV.
Thanks again,
SH
 
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You will not want to e-mail a WAV file. You'll want to convert your WAV format to MP3 after you have ripped it from the CD-ROM.

These software tools can help you convert to MP3 format too.

One 4 minute song from CD-ROM in WAV format will be about 100MB. Compress that WAV file to MP3 and you've got about a 3MB file once done with the same quality.

Good Luck.
Chris Elston
Automation & Controls Engineer
Download Sample PLC Ladder Logic Code
at MrPLC.com
 
chakorules,
Again, Thank you for the help! Much appreciated..
 
Keep in mind that, if you use the Windows 9X "Sound Recorder" that comes with the OS as an optional multi-media application, then your wav file is limited to only 60 seconds by default.

If you want to record a wav of longer duration, then you may want to look for a 3rd party app like Steinberg "Wavelab."

Good Luck!

John Cornett
Tigard, OR
 
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