Hello,
I have several shows that I have taped using my Olympus VN-960Pc digital recorder. I would like to be able to upload the shows to my computer, burn them to a CD, and also convert the files to FLAC and upload them here. I have 2 computers at my disposal. One has Win 98 and the other has Vista. Now for the problems:
1. The Olympus software is not compatible with Vista, which is what I have on my new computer. I can load the Olypmus software to my old computer and I have uploaded some files from the recorder to the computer. BUT, the computer is so old that it does not support adobe audition, dbpoweramp, etc. So, the only thing I can really do with the files is use Roxio and burn them to a data disk.
2. Once I have the "data" disk, I do not know what to do with it. Here is the information from one of the files I recorded with the Olypmus, uploaded to my old computer, and burned as a data disk:
1. Size: 15.63MB
2. Original Size: 62.08MB
3. Length: 24:36 minutes
4. Channel: 1 (mono)
5. Sample Rate: 22KHZ
6. Sample Size: 16bit
7. Bit Rate: 88 Kbps
8. Encoder Setting: 1MA ADPCM
9. Audio Quality: Low (lossy)
10. Channel Mapping: Center
11. Type: .wav
I have heard that there is a way to convert the files from 22KHZ to 44 KHZ, so I can at least listen to them on a CD player. Can anyone tell me how to do it? I would appreciate any assistance anyone can give me on how I can convert the files (that are on a data CD) so I can play them on a CD player and also convert them to FLAC to upload here.
Thanks!!!!!
Chris
Try R8brain. Do a Google search. It is freeware, and a very versatile converter that may work for you. You should try recording onto something more standardized for the future. It will make life easier and sound much better.
Cross posted. One hour in the penalty box! ;o)