So I've recorded the first episode of my radio show.

[Kablamooie]

But the file, as a .wav, is ginormous, and my compy won't let me save it as anything else. Anybody know of a way to convert a .wav to a much smaller file?

ahm, audacity can convert to .mp3 . You'll need lame_enc.dll . I think there are a lot of other programs which also can do that. Maybe this one? http://www.wav-mp3.com/

[Kablamooie]

Originally Posted by Tetrapus

ahm, audacity can convert to .mp3 . You'll need lame_enc.dll . I think there are a lot of other programs which also can do that. Maybe this one? http://www.wav-mp3.com/

I tried that before. It's the free trial, meaning that only half of it gets transferred.

[dmoss]

Maybe you could just record it in "Sound Recorder"? It automatically saves it as an mp3...that's what I did...

[Peanut]

Originally Posted by dmoss

Maybe you could just record it in "Sound Recorder"? It automatically saves it as an mp3...that's what I did...

He would only have 60 seconds to do a radio show.

[dmoss]

Originally Posted by Neza Kaz

He would only have 60 seconds to do a radio show.

I record much longer than that, though...it holds at least 10 minutes...

[Peanut]

Mine only does 60 then it stops. Are you using Windows XP?

[Final Smash]

You have your own radio show?

[Theguyoverthere]

Google can be your friend... There's tons o' programs that can convert wav to mp3.

Heck, if you have Windows XP Media Edition like I do, windows can do it for ya. Just right click and convert.

[Doob]

I just use audacity. Google it, it's great, plus, you can add effects and amplify your voice.

[Kablamooie]

Uploading as we speak.....