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| Thread ID: 65350 | 2006-01-15 07:22:00 | Sound converters | johnd (85) | Press F1 |
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| 421303 | 2006-01-15 07:22:00 | I have been playing with a MP3 recorder - I want to convert the voice file format of .act into .mp3. I have found www.geocities.com for MS Windows but prefer to work in Linux (I have to if I am going to use my own PC although there are other Windows PCs in the household). I have not tried this program - I will do as a last resort! I found a Linux script called "audio-convert" and have this installed so it runs from the main menu in GNOME Nautilus. The file conversion seems to happen (there are no error messages) but I end up with "noise" that lasts only for a fraction of the time of the original recording - almost as if it is playing far too fast? Is there someone with experience in these matters in Linux? Thanks. |
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| 421304 | 2006-01-16 06:57:00 | www.geocities.com/sound_converter[/url] for MS Windows Suffering from a mild form of disallusionment I tried the MS Windows tool mentioned above - it also shortened the file when converted to MP3 with the same resulting noise as with the Linux script! |
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| 421305 | 2006-01-18 07:34:00 | BuMp Nobody with any sound engineering experience to point me in the right direction here? |
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