44.1khz => 48K

[IceFog]

Which program will allow me to convert a 44.1khz wav to 48khz to encode for dvd? I have been unsuccessful at this so far, unable to convert without making file too short (plays too fast, now 10 mins shorter than video). Thank you.

[ZippyP.]

Try Goldwave.

[puertorican138]

Try tooLame or Goldwave.

[puertorican138]

BeSweet is also a great choice! :P

[androidsdungeon2002]

Hey you can even use the Windows Sound recorder...

Although i would recommend BeSweet..

[dcsos]

AS FAR AS I KNOW
the windows sound recorder has a bug in every WINDOWS OS it will not open a file large than the amount of RAM you have installed without crashing..
My 2 cents..
I use QuickTime Pro To convert..

[Matt D]

I use Sound Forge myself. Great ap that does a lot.

[puertorican138]

I use Sound Forge myself. Great ap that does a lot.

SoundForge is a great choice also!

[legoman666]

Cdex might also work.

[spiderman2k1]

You can use TMPG

[puertorican138]

TMPGEnc's own audio encoder is not that good.

[2man]

try to use an external encoder in TMPEg like 2lame

[puertorican138]

Here's a link to where you can download tooLame:

http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/software2.htm

Hope That Helps!!! :P

[puertorican138]

Here's a link to where you can download tooLame:

http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/software2.htm

Hope That Helps!!! :P

Toolame 0.2k is the external encoder that TMPGEnc uses. It's a command line based program.

[Nelson37]

TMPGenc will act as a front-end GUI for TooLame, a better audio encoder than that built-in to TMPGenc. For sampling rate conversion, you can also add-in SSRC (Shibatch Sampling Rate Converter), which is very good at this particular task. SSRC can also be run from the command line.

[JamesB69]

I use goldwave for it.

I may switch to besweet, as i did not know that it could do this conversion. I like it for converting wave to AC3

[ChrissyBoy]

BeSweet from the command line. Thus you can set up batch jobs:

BeSweet.exe -core( -input "A44.1.mpa" -output "A48.mpa" ) -ssrc( --rate 48000 ) -2lame( -m s -b 224 -e )
BeSweet.exe -core( -input "B44.1.mpa" -output "B48.mpa" ) -ssrc( --rate 48000 ) -2lame( -m s -b 224 -e )
...

[vcdfreak]

I use SoundForge 5.0. Do remember to use the anti-alias filter. It rocks.

Avoid using Premiere for such purpose. Your audio will sound "robotic" especially if it's from 48khz to 44.1khz. Not sure about 44.1khz to 48khz.

[Jester700]

Any good audio editor should do this fine, and there are sample rate convertor progs out there (small progs, and some are freeware). The reason it came up short is that all the prog did was change the heade so it played the 44.1 as a 48k file. This would make it about 9% fast, but there's no computation so the process is quick. For your needs, the prog needs to actually convert - this will take some time (a few minutes anyway). Be aware that other progs may offer this as an option too, so if the sound comes out fast, look at the program's settings.

[darkufo]

I use Steinberg Wavelab 4. Best Audio editor out there currently. We use it to help produce a lot of our albums/singles on it.