can I import wav audio?
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Yes. http://help.adobe.com/en_US/premiereelements/using/WSeffff8bffc802084-1665492e133c9c19956-8000.html
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Yes, the one i have saves the audio files in .wav format. This opens up fine with windows media player, I just tested it.
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Yes, as mentioned several times, get a 3.5mm to 3.5mm Audio Cable, and using Audio grabber or some other freebie computer recording software, "play" it using Line In to your computer. Not as clean as a direct USB connection and thus, not as easy as drag and drop, but it works fine and you can save your recordings to your computer. The spoken sound quality is very good and clear.
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yes, attach with a 3.5mm auxiliary cord, then look for the sound recorder on your computer, the process is quite easy.
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Hi, there! So, i have used .mp3, .wma and wav with usb pendrive and .aac with aux cable form ipod. Best Regards
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I don't believe so. I'm not a sound engineer, but it sounds like it was just recorded in a completely different pitch. It is incredibly simple to import and save a song. I use it to get the chords and notes out of a song in a key that I prefer to sing in.
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If ITunes files are still m4p encoded with encryption ( .m4a .m4p or other files extensions), then you will have to buy or find "free-ware" or "share-ware" to convert then to mp3 or wav. A quick search on cnet.com has one such application: http://download.cnet.com/Free-M4a-to-MP3-Converter/3000-2140_4-187723.html
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Yes, but the included cd does not do anything importing wise. Just use normal import.
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You can only put sounds on that have the primos sound format. I don't know of any sound file converter you could get that has a primos sound format either. If you want a call that will take mp3s or anything like that you can look into a FoxPro
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What you are asking... You can probably already do this with out a special audio interface. Simply enable stereo mix on your existing sound card, and record with Audacity.If you can't enable stereo mix (after searching google, there are a few interfaces that don't support it), you can get Virtual Audio Cable and use that instead.Honestly, if you don't need to connect to high quality microphones and reference near field monitors, there are plenty of less expensive (or even free) solutions.
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Yes, it can use ASIO, WAV or WAVRT. I use Mixcraft with a Lexicon Alpha USB Interface
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The audio is stored on the device in a wav format so anything you can do with such a file can be done with the audio on the device. Short answer Yes.
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Like Mike said, yes you can. It picks up every little sound though, so be careful not to shuffle your feet too much. I use this too - the only problem is that I can't figure out how to get my computer (any program) to recognize the .wav files I recorded. I just get an error message, so I can only listen on the Zen. Annoying. But easier than having a separate recorder I suppose.
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I believe that you have to connect an audio player to the phone, and then record that output in the phone. There is not a way to import an actual file, but it will record to a file that it saves internally.
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Yes, you will need a recording program. I use Audicity which is a free program and works great for all my recordings.
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Yes. During setup there are several options presented to you and one of the options is converting your music to mp3 file and where you want to save the files.
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Yes. I use the older R-1 all the time. Quicktime will play WAV native I believe. I don't know what you plan to use. I use Peak or Audiocity and they both work fine.