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Revision as of 15:49, 29 January 2016
How to generate Wav files for AMC-IP
This guide can be used to adjust any audio files to be compatibile with AMC-IP
Step-by-step guide, Norwegian version of Audacity
1. Open the audio file in Audacity
2. Change to mono file by going to "Spor -> Stereospor til Mono"
3. Change "Prosjektrate (Hz)" to 16000
4. OPTIONAL:
a. Reduce length of file by selecting audio and pressing delete
b. Select an area and press "Effekt -> Ton Ut" to make a less abrubt ending of the audio. This function will reduce the audio in the selected area
5. Export audio as wav file by going to "File->Export Audio" and selecting "Save as type = WAV (Microsoft) signed 16 bit PCM"
