WAV Compression
AudioEdit Deluxe can batch process WAV/MP3 files, converting
them from their current settings to other available settings such as CD Quality,
Radio Quality, and so on. This feature is useful when you have WAV files of a
given quality that should be converted to a certain specification for another
conversion. For example, you can convert MP3 and WAV to CD audio, because the
conversion needs 44.1 KHz, 16-bit, stereo WAV files.
Tip
- If
the converted file does not have the expected quality, or the conversion does
not complete successfully, the computer's configuration or files being converted
might not support the default conversion method. You can set an option to change
the way AudioEdit Deluxe's conversions operate for increased compatibility. To
do this, click File > Enable Alternate Conversion Methods. Once you set this option,
try the conversion again.
- Click File > Convert >
WAV Compression.
- Click the Add Files to List button or click Edit >
Add.
Tip
- If you want to convert the files in a certain
order, you can arrange the files in the list by selecting the files you want to
move and selecting the Move
Up and Move
Down commands on the Edit menu.
- Select the WAV file you
want to convert. You can select more than one file by pressing the Ctrl key while
clicking the files or pressing the Shift key and using the arrows to select a
range of files. If you want to remove files from the list select the files you
want to remove, select Remove from the Edit menu or click the Remove Files button.
- Click
the Convert button or click File > Convert.
- Choose where you want to
save the converted file.
- Click OK on the Choose Format WAV File dialog
box to begin the conversion.