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geocapital
26th July 2002, 17:34
That was the question.
DJ Bobo
26th July 2002, 18:17
WaveLab? CoolEdit?
geocapital
26th July 2002, 22:39
I didn't know wavelab.
What is the official site?

Cooledit can't.

I can't save neither in mp3 nor wav with 48kHz.

If you are capable, then you could tell me...:(
DJ Bobo
26th July 2002, 22:50
wavelab: http://www.steinberg.net/ (have you thought about it to do a small search with google.com? ;))

CoolEdit can definitely save to 48KHz wav or mp3 or whatever you want, but may be you have the shareware version which has limited functionality?!
geocapital
27th July 2002, 01:09
Well, Cooledit could do it, normally.

I opened the wave from V-dub in Cooledit.
I added a wave (in fact they are both mp3, but in ACM waveform) from the same movie - so they are identical in their characteristics - and tried to save them again.
ACM waveform: MP3, 159bitrate and 20kHz (even if the avi properties name it as 48kHz - as it should be).
It asks to change it to 48kHz, 16-bit stereo. I think it is originally like this, but anyway. I say yes.
Then it asks to change it to 4-bit stereo. Then again, it says, there are still problems in saving and anyway, the soundclip has become terrible.

Are you still there? :confused:

Any ideas? And I think I know Cooledit pretty well - and it's not a demo...
I don't know.
DJ Bobo
27th July 2002, 11:41
Your MP3s are not normal, you have to fix them first.
I think BeSplit can do this.