Questions tagged [wav]
WAV (or WAVE), short form for Waveform audio format, is a standard format audio file from Microsoft and IBM for storing audio on PCs.
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Concatenate multiple WAV files using single command, without extra file
I want to concatenate multiple WAV files into a single WAV file using FFMPEG.
I have used the following command and it generates the required file.
Command:
ffmpeg -f concat -i mylist.txt -c copy ...
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Read wav file header - possibly with Audacity - on Linux
On Ubuntu Linux, I want to be able to inspect a wav file such that I can read the wav header to determine the format. I have the tool Audacity which, as an audio tool seems pretty good, but I can't ...
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Can I batch convert mono WAV to stereo (verbatim) using Sox?
I have a bunch mono .wav files which I need to convert to stereo in order to run thru lame.
Lame can't encode stereo mp3s from mono input so that's what I need to do.
I don't need any modifications ...
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Play a sound (maybe WAV?) from Windows line command
How can i play a sound (CPU Beep or wav, don't matter what) using the Windows cmd?
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ffmpeg to convert from flac to wav
I need to convert a flac file to a wav file without changing sample rate and bit depth. As far as I know changing these properties may distort the audio, so how do i specify them not to be changed?
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How do I convert a WAV file to an MP3 file without adding a split second of silence?
I am currently making a mixtape where every song transitions perfectly into the next one.
I made sure to check the zero crossing so that there is no clicks (or silence) at the end of the tracks, and ...
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Fix "Non-monotonic DTS" Warning Caused By asetnsamples Filter
I'm using the following complex filter to mute certain parts of an audio file and replace those parts with a beep generated by the sine filter:
[0]asetnsamples=n=1,volume=0:enable='between(t,1.57,1.97)...
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Is there open wave/sound arts? [closed]
I love the Open Clip Art Library, I'll be glad to hear if there is something for wave/sound simliar to the openclipart. So I can use them in my applications for playing sound effects for user ...
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How to join 2 WAV files that overlap?
I have several WAV files that overlap a couple of seconds, concretely the first 6 or 7 seconds of one are the same as last of the previous.
I'd like to join all of the chunks in just one file but ...
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Concatenating multitrack .wav files using ffmpeg
I have 32bit .wav files with around 6 channels, segmented into chunks of 2.15GB. I want to merge the files sequentially, retaining the individual channels. I would assume something like:
ffmpeg -f ...
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Create a limit frequency response range WAV file FFmpeg
I've been experimenting with using FFmpeg to convert modern high-quality audio (44.1, 48 & 96kHz etc.)into analogue type audio which are the old fashions Hi-Fi sounds like the 20 kHz frequency ...
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FFMPEG - Converting from WAV to AAC changes the length of the audio file and causes video to be out of sync
Disclaimer: I am a complete novice at computer science, coding, etc.
TLDR: Converting from wav to aac with libfdk_aac is giving me a shorter file, and using aac it turns out longer. How can I preserve ...
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Trying to convert WAV to HE-AACv2
so I've been trying to figure out how to convert WAVs into HE-AACv2, and nothing seems to be working at all. When I get an output file, it's corrupted. When I don't, it's always some vague error that ...
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I install ffmpeg in the AWS EC2 environment and convert the audio .wav file to .m4a, but I'm having trouble with loud noise
I install ffmpeg in the aws EC2 environment and convert the audio wav file to m4a, but I'm having trouble with loud noise I don't know how to set parameters without noise.
The ffmpeg version is ffmpeg-...
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Trying to trim a WAV file with ffmpeg yields a "Unable to find a suitable output format" error
Here's my command:
ffmpeg -i /path/to/filename.wav -vn -acodec copy -ss 00:00:00 -t 00:13:00 /path/to/filename-0.wav
When I run it I get the following error:
[NULL @ 0x55dfa3f27c80] Unable to find a ...