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  1. 30th Sep 2002 10:58 #1
    mortisvanberg
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    I'v been using SoundForge to downsample the wave files ripped from DVD. Is there another program that will do the same thing as SoundForge?
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    goldwave will do this, as will ssrc.exe (shibatch sample rate converter, a command line program that can be used as a 'plugin' to TmpGenc)
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    ssrc is the best program for that - there is even a GUI for it ..


    http://shibatch.sourceforge.net/


    http://www.doom9.org/software2.htm#audio
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    WOW, that was fast! Thanks for the replies. My PC is acting wierd and SoundForge will only run once and I have to reinstall it.
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    SSRC is the simplest. Just copy ssrc.exe to the folder with the wav in. Open an MSDOS box and paste the following:

    ssrc --rate 44100 input.wav output.wav

    Just substitute the filenames.
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