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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: db on August 01, 2007, 02:14:01 PM
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i can't really tell where the problem is. i have a feeling that it's in audacity, but then i can't be sure.
history is:
recorded 24/96 files. simple edits in audacity, exported to 24/96 file, cut it up in cdwav, saved in "alternate 24 format", then flac via 1.7.1 with all of the selectoids unchecked. made a dvd-a iso via dvdaudiofile and wrote iso to dvd = no problem.
then: decided to make 16/44 files...
took 24/96 flac files and waved them in both (for science) xact and flacfrontend 1.7.1. imported to audacity and downsampled in every combo. the resultant wave files in the following bit depths/sample rates 16/44, 24/44, 24/48 showed a two second (or so) blank spot at the end of each file. all of the sound is there with a blank tail at the end. i use audacity to dither and downsample 24/96 unflaced files frequently and have never encountered this problem....leading me to believe that this maybe a flac issue.
the bad part of this is that i long ago deleted the original files...dang.
edit: this looks like an audacity problem as i've just had success with wavlab....
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Sorry to dig up an old post, but there were no replies, and this is the exact (almost) problem I just had. I've used audactity a bunch without issues, but in my last mastering project I got 2-3 second blank spots at the end of each track that is traced back to audacity.
24/48 master file loaded into audacity (1.3.2 i think). exported to 16 bit and resampled to 44.1. i did track split (selected cursor to end, hit split, split looked fine). then when i exported the tracks, 2 seconds of silence was added to each track. very bummed as i upped the files based on my prior experience without this issue. should have done additional QC, but i've never encountered this before.
FWIW - i edited the .wav file slightly, then exported it as one file, and split it in cd wave. that worked fine. very bizarre.