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  1. Hi guys I'm trying to change the audio sound track on a dvd and have got a bunch of 48kHz wav files that I would like to use. I've tried to join the files via Super Sound Joiner but it knocks the rate of the wav file down to 44kHz. How can these be joined whilst maintaining the 48kHZ rate?

    Any help needed please!

    Thanks,

    Devs.
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  2. Always Watching guns1inger's Avatar
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    Use an audio editing app that can handle 48kHz. Try Audacity instead
    Read my blog here.
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  3. Hi there and many thanks for the reply but I can not see how you can join the files in this program, is it possible?
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  4. Originally Posted by devs
    Hi there and many thanks for the reply but I can not see how you can join the files in this program, is it possible?
    Copy & Paste them.Click on the file you want to copy->hit copy->then click on the main file->move the cursor to desired spot->hit paste.

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  5. You can also use Adobe Premiere or Ulead Media Studio Pro to import just the aduio files, line 'em up right next to one another, then write out a new audio file as a single long block. Or you could use a program like Simple File Joiner directly on the files.
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    Google for wavCat
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    try the latest WaveWizard version from needfulthings
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