So I checked out the Mediainfo app and I opened the working file.Ĭomplete name : /Users/Desktop/20150224_115436.m4aįormat profile : Apple audio with iTunes info When I import the good working file (55kb) as Import → Raw Data, I use the settings i mentioned in my previous post and all I got was noise. This is the file that is only 55kb in size. Yes when I import the good file as Import → Audio, the FFmpeg files are downloaded and the good working files opens and plays perfectly. Is there a way to see what the encoded settings are for the working file AFTER i have done Import → Audio?ĭoes that happen even though you can import the good file using FFmpeg as you seem to state below? So I’m assuming when I import raw data, there are some ffmpeg files that are not getting added which could affect the settings?ĭo I really have to try all combinations of settings? What are the most likely encoding settings? When I Import → Audio → on the working file, a screen shows that its importing FFMpeg compatible files, and then it imports perfectly. So maybe I’m onto something? My guess is I have to find the correct settings on this working file. Signed 32 bit PCM, Big endian, 2 channels, 22050hz Signed 32 bit PCM, little endian, 2 channels, 22050hz Signed 16 bit PCM, Big endian, 2 channels, 22050hz Signed 16 bit PCM, little endian, 2 channels, 22050hz Unsigned 8 bit PCM, Big endian, 2 channels, 22050hz Unsigned 8 bit PCM, little endian, 2 channels, 22050hz I tried the following settings with the good file You need to convert it to a supported audio format, such as WAV or AIFF.ĭoes the good file import properly if you Import Raw with the settings you were trying? What happens if you import the bad file into Audacity by File > Import > Audio…, then choose “FFmpeg-compatible files” before selecting the file?
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