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Mad Moose
04/06/2012, 3:51 PM
With only a couple of weeks to my Clinical Exams for my PG Dip, the same day we play Spain in Gdansk as it happens, I face a problem I faced last year. I recorded my taped sessions with my clients on my phone which is a HTC. The format for the recordings is AMR. Now I know the university cannot use those so I need to convert to something universal that can be heard say on Real Player or Media Player. God knows what they will actually need. Actually now I think about it the University Library changed this for me the last time round.
Any help appreciated.
nigel-harps1954
05/06/2012, 4:55 PM
If you have itunes just load it into that and it'll automatically create an mp.3 version of it. Alternatively there is an online programme called Switch File Sound Convertor which has a 30 day free trial period and works perfectly to change to whatever format you need.
A face
06/06/2012, 1:17 PM
With only a couple of weeks to my Clinical Exams for my PG Dip, the same day we play Spain in Gdansk as it happens, I face a problem I faced last year. I recorded my taped sessions with my clients on my phone which is a HTC. The format for the recordings is AMR. Now I know the university cannot use those so I need to convert to something universal that can be heard say on Real Player or Media Player. God knows what they will actually need. Actually now I think about it the University Library changed this for me the last time round.
Any help appreciated.
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tetsujin1979
07/06/2012, 3:53 PM
I reccommend Audacity to anyone doing work with audio files - http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
It needs a plugin to work with AMR though, available from the downloads page: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/plugins
nigel-harps1954
07/06/2012, 5:29 PM
I reccommend Audacity to anyone doing work with audio files - http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
It needs a plugin to work with AMR though, available from the downloads page: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/plugins
If you're going down that route, there's no better than Wavelab if you ask me.
Mad Moose
07/06/2012, 7:59 PM
Thanks lads. Had a programme on my laptop, DVD Converter when I tried, and failed to change my DVD's to MP4 to make them portable. It sorted my audio files out in seconds and the work is submitted.
tetsujin1979
07/06/2012, 8:47 PM
If you're going down that route, there's no better than Wavelab if you ask me.
Wavelab is the standard, but Audacity is free
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