i have a wav file from a porsche917 that i would like to try and get
to work with GPL.. i downoaded the sound from somewhere but don't
remember what site, so i can't give proper credit.
i am able to to do the first part (get it to be heard) but its muffled
(?) way to quiet for hat i would prefer. also its a bit large (5 meg)
i know how to clip a sound but which part? any segment? not to exceed
so many k? how do i increase the volume of the file itself? it sounds
great when i just play it alone thru media player...
any hints would be most welcome
Bo
On Thu 31 Aug 2000 12:05:23am, bb wrote:
>i have a wav file from a porsche917 that i would like to try and get
>to work with GPL.. i downoaded the sound from somewhere but don't
>remember what site, so i can't give proper credit.
>
>i am able to to do the first part (get it to be heard) but its muffled
>(?) way to quiet for hat i would prefer.
You can change the volume of a clip in rather crude fashion in Sound
Recorder. For proper editing, you'll need a better sound editing prog
(there are free ones about, I believe).
> also its a bit large (5 meg)
It's probably much too long, then. Most clips I use are about four
seconds - you need a reasonably stable noise throughout. Also, I think
you want 22Khz, 16-bit mono for its format - CD quality will take up
loads of room.
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really." (Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh)
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