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  1. 16th Nov 2014 16:15 #1
    racer-x
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    I don't know if this has already been discussed, if not, then this may be some help to someone. I did a sound recording on my phone to use in a tutorial and transferred it to my PC. To my surprise it had an .amr extension and could only be playable in MPC-HC on my system. None of my Audio editors could open it. Then I discovered that Avisynth could open it via "FFAudioSource" and I could feed that .avs file to Goldwave and save as .wav.

    Never knew that Goldwave could open avs files........learn something new every day.
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    most tools which use libav should also be able to handle it in example Audacity with the ffmpeg plugin
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    Quicktime should also be able to open up (standard) AMR files, and any app which uses it as a foundation.

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