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I know I have a license for version 1, but not sure if I purchased version 2. How can I find if I have a license for ver. 2?

I would be interested to know if I can make a ring tone from an existing MP4 file with either version?

CDJonah Thank you so much!
I am very appreciative to learn what I am doing and why

Bob

[quote="CDJonah_alt"]1) If you are burning an audio CD, everything gets converted to appropriate CD format -- a format that is a cousin to the 16-bit 44.1khz aiff or wav file. 2) The other formats are appropriate for saving to disk, transferring to ipod, etc. The aiff (or wav) is much larg...

So the "Sampling Rate" is to be set to 44100 Hz AND what about the "Sampling depth"? 8, 16, 24 bits? Audio data on a CD is 16 Bit. I change the "Sampling Rate" to 44100 Hz and it was then willing to burn, but I do not know what format to use for playing the audio recor...

[/quote] Use the Sound -> Characteristics function to change the sampling rate to 44.1 kHz. This should do the trick. I will fix the next version so that it recognises this situation and does the resampling automatically... Regards, Martin So the "Sampling Rate" is to be set to 44100 Hz AN...

Thank you so much!

The statement was made that he had a AIFf format for a CD is this the proper format for listening to my m4a on a CD player? Martin said. "You can create an Audio CD directly from within Amadeus Pro by hitting the "burn" button. You can also use iTunes for it if you prefer." I hav...

Please -- would someone explain how I can play an m4a audio file on a CD player that can't play m4a files? That is what audio format is it to be converted to?

Thanks,
Bob

To burn an audio (lecture) file(s) to be listened to on a CD can you please tell me what format should it be in? When burning an audio cd with Amadeus, iTunes or Toast, the application automatically converts your input to the correct format. The input may be any format the application can handle. I...

To burn an audio (lecture) file(s) to be listened to on a CD can you please tell me what format should it be in?

I have tried editing a m4a file and then save it and get the same notice.