Edit: whoops, I see you did pretty much that in Logic and it fixed it. It sounds to me like possibly a very long silence got appended to your file? Or weird disk corruption? Maybe try opening it in Audacity and re-exporting as the same format.

Binary means 1 KB = 1024 bytes, 1 MB = 1024 KB. Decimal means 1 KB = 1000 bytes, 1 MB = 1000 KB. I think i found some sort of a solution actually.when you take the original imported audio file and you select convert the audio to a new audio file under the audio reduces the size significantly (as i wanted).ĭecimal/binary MB isn't important to your problem, but I wanted to be clear.

You would have to open this 3 MB (approx 17 seconds) wav audio file on an audio editing. Audio quality can be 32kbps, 48kbps, 64kbps, 96kbps, 128kbps or No Sound (silent). My telecom company asked 3000 kb as wav format to put it as a ringtone. Tool will prompt you if this value is less than 30 of source file size, and you can decide whether to continue. so basically i shouldn't convert the audio files to a compressed file since i'm doing production work. Desired video size is an approximation value, the file size of output video will be close to this value, it cannot be greater than the source file size. I don't know what the whole assuming demial MB and not binary MiB is about.can you explain what that is and how i can determine what my file is?ĭavid - thanks. So not sure what is happening with why the file is getting converted to such a big size. Related Posts: Compress AVI Files l Reduce MP4 File Size l The Best MOV Compressor. At last, click on 'Run' on the lower right to start compressing your WAV file. Matt - the audio is not 28 's more like 2 or 3 minutes. Click the inverted triangle button at the bottom beside the folder icon to specify the output path.

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