bjoern
Newbie
Reged: 08/07/07
Posts: 2
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Greetings all!
I receive bundles of files in PCM 16KHz, 16bit format for use on a Call Center that I have to code into 8.000KHz, 8 bit, mono, 7kb/s. Can someone recommend me on how best to accomplish this in Wavelab 5.X ? I think I've tried most variants and I get zero audio in my Call Center application (Cisco IPCC). If I do this in Windows Sound Recorder, I can do it, but the audio quality of that app is not very good.
Appreciate any detailed information here...
Thanks!
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ChrisDobbs
Guru
Reged: 05/31/05
Posts: 1067
Loc: Indy
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Hello,
You should be able to go to file, save as, and change the settings to 8 khz, 8 bit, mono. There is not a place to set it to 7 kb/s in the save as dialog though. To do this in a batch process, change the options in the output section. Thank you.
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Chris Dobbs
Steinberg Support
www.steinberg.net
www.steinbergupgrades.com
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bjoern
Newbie
Reged: 08/07/07
Posts: 2
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Hello again!
Actually, after some testing, I found that if I do a save as, use .wave for file extension, use U-law US Telephony format and go mono at a sample rate of 8KHz, I can do what equates to CCITT ULaw (which is what I wanted).
Thanks anyway!
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ChrisDobbs
Guru
Reged: 05/31/05
Posts: 1067
Loc: Indy
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Awesome, thanks for the info on CCITT ULaw.
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Chris Dobbs
Steinberg Support
www.steinberg.net
www.steinbergupgrades.com
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