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27 wrz 2023 · It’s been moved - Go to Audio Settings and change the Project Rate to what you want. BTW - MediaInfoOnline is a handy way to check the file format & details. (Or there is a version you can download and run locally.)
- Sample Rates - Audacity Manual
Sample Rate is the number of samples of audio carried per...
- Can I change the sample rate of a recording - Audacity Forum
Change the show sample rate with the little window lower...
- Converting from 48kHz to 44.1kHz [SOLVED] - Audacity Forum
The sample rate of exported files comes from the “Project...
- Tutorial - Audacity Settings for Recording - Audacity Manual
The Project Sample Rate in Hz can be seen, and changed, if...
- Sample Rates - Audacity Manual
Sample Rate is the number of samples of audio carried per second. The default Audacity sample rate can be chosen in Audio Settings Preferences . This page describes the minimum sample rates appropriate for different audio media.
28 mar 2015 · This is yet another short tutorial showing you how to change the sampling rate in Audacity. This is good going from a lower sample rate to a higher rate, an...
27 wrz 2012 · Change the show sample rate with the little window lower left. That’s the good news. In order to retain the sound quality of the original show, you can’t compress it any more.
1 paź 2021 · The sample rate of exported files comes from the “Project Rate” (lower left corner of the main Audacity window). No need to resample - just set the Project Rate to 44100 and export, and Audacity will take care of it.
21 lis 2005 · Sample Rate is important to audio files for two reasons. Sample Rate is the number of times per second you capture a snapshot of audio information during recording. Higher sample rates result in great audio detail, the same way you get smoother motion in video by capturing more frames per second.
The Project Sample Rate in Hz can be seen, and changed, if required, in Audio Settings Preferences. The sample rate defines the number of digital audio samples per second taken from a continuous analog signal. 44100 Hz is standard for creating files that can be burned to Audio CD or for high-quality MP3 files.
