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well...seeing as it's voice only..i'd do a 22khz MP3 @ 56kbps. you could probably get away with doing 11khz at around 32 or 48, even 24 would be "acceptable" for voice. It all depends what you want to do with your content. If you're archiving, then go for a higher quality, if you wanna cra...

i don't know about you guys...but Goldwave 5.10 DOES have a file preview in the Open File dialog..it's on the right side by the file list, green play button. select a file and hit play and the selected file will play

Chris: any plans of adding support to cut a layer3 bitstream DIRECTLY without decoding to wave?

Goldwave is the program that ushered me into the digital audio world. I got it on a copy of the CD boot magazine (which is now MaximumPC) used to put out. It was funny because that was the month i was looking at audio programs. I registered in 1997 and i've been EXTREMELY happy with the program sinc...

you're gonna need a second sound card. that's my simple answer. USB's are easier, and yes, they do make some nice high quality USB devices for sound. But, from my knowledge of most cards, yeah, a second one would solve your problems for the interviews. as far as recording mp3 streams, yes, a second ...

While the person before me says it's not possible, i agree...with a but. Adobe Audition (I'm an audio engineer of sorts, I use Goldwave for most of my mastering stuff and AA where i need stuff like ClickFix) has a filter called "Center Channel Extractor"...it basically applies an FFT phase...

I bring this here because, well, i don't know how to program and i'd love to see this in Goldwave. Now, Goldwave does have vocal removal, but it's still pretty baisc (sorry Chris), and for a while the best solution i had found was contained in Adobe Audition's Center Channel Extraction. But someone ...

Goldwave 4.26 works in WINE under Linux. 5.x installs but since there's lack of DirectX, it won't run. I was able to play a file back in 4.26, but recording is untested. Next time i boot up DSL (Damn Small Linux) i'll download and find out.

whoa...Goldwave has that feature?

funny story...i lost the 0 key on my keyboard and replaced it with the scroll lock...because it was the only key i deemed i'd never need.

d'oh

tell me first...why can't you pipe the stereo signal into your one sound card...are you recording from two microphones?

i've never had any real luck getting the phone line option on voice modems to work for recording phone conversations. it's possible if you fudge with speaker phone software. like, have it pick up the line, dial, then pick up your handset, but you generally need some kind of internal voice modem/soun...

This is a sign of an encrypted WMA file. Generally, the content downloaded from like, a music subscription service (Napster) are encrypted to prevent them from being played except by specific software. Although, I think Goldwave does give a message stating it's encrypted or protected. I can't really...