Leonid Makarovsky wrote:
I have a 2 hour WAV file that I need to make 1 second longer. I was
doing
the video capture and audio was ahead of video by 1 second factor.
So I need to stretch it without losing quality. The effect should be
the
same as if I played an analog cassette tape a bit slower. The reason
I'm asking is that I had never had problems with squeezing WAV file
(i.e. making them shorter). But I once tried to stretch the WAV file
in GoldWave sound editor and artifacts such as clicks and distortion
were introduced in sound. Any way to do it without artifacts? Thanks.
--Leonid
PS. The WAV file is 16 bit 48kHz.
Sound Forge will do this very easily - and without the clicks and pops. For
that matter, the audio tools built into Vegas will do it as well and you'd
have the added benefit of seeing what you're doing. You can get a trial
version of either to see if they do what you want.
Mike
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