Re: FLASH: Sound Question - 44Hmz to 22 mono

[Tatorface]

if your on a pc you can go into sound recorder (under accessories--> 

entertainment) and open it up, then convert with the click of a button.

taylor

vdubs.com


In a message dated 04/17/2000 1:09:36 AM Central Daylight Time,

webmasterohmsystems [dot] com

 writes:


<< Looking for a little sound help. when I sample a sound or an effect it

 usually ends up in PCM 44,100Mhz, 16-bit, Stereo format. I would like to

 convert a file like this to PCM 22,050, 8-bit, Mono to reduce the file size

 and still keep some level of quality. I have SoundForge 4.0 but can't

 really figure out how to do this optimally. Can someone point me in the

 right direction? Thanks! -Thomas >>


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