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  1. 28th Dec 2007 13:16 #1
    thecrock
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    I have some wav files downloaded from a camera. I want to import them to director mx. Director tells me it has problems importing them. I went to BESWEET and tried converting from wav to mp3. I get an error saying it is an unknown file format. What? the file IS a wav I know I downloaded it from my camera.

    Could this be something to do with bitrate. Does anyone know another encoder that can do BESWEET's job.

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    you can try opening it with gspot and see what the specs are.
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    Open it in Goldwave, or another audio editor. If it opens, save it as a "normal", 16 or 24 bit PCM wav. Remember that the wav format, like avi, is a container that can carry many different types of encoded audio.
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    Thanks man, I will try it. Forgot about goldwave.
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