Spit.ogg saved at 48000

[Springheel]

I'm getting that error for voices/generic/spit.ogg. I can't seem to fix it in Audacity...anyone have an easy way to save it at a different frequency?

[greebo]

I think you can specify the OGG frequency in Audacity's preferences, can't you?

[Springheel]

I can't find how. I thought I found a way to do it but it didn't appear to work, and I think I recall Dram saying he wasn't able to use Audacity for that either.

[Mortem Desino]

[Springheel]

I did that, but it didn't seem to change it.

[Mortem Desino]

Odd, since that's how I got my custom OGG conversation files converted.

[Springheel]

Well, it's quite possible I did something wrong.

[Springheel]

I tried again. It seems like the export process itself is setting the rate back at 48000, regardless of whether I change it or not.

[Crispy]

Does Edit -> Preferences -> Quality tab -> Default Sample Rate help you any?

[Springheel]

Apparently not, as it's already set at 44100.

 

Dram had the same problem:

 

It seems wonderful audacity has chosen to export the ogg files in 48000hz, doom 3 OF COURSE only takes a max of 44100, and OF COURSE audacity does not have it configurable (wtf?).

 

It doesn't *always* save it at 48000, as I've saved lots of successful .oggs in the past. Just not this one.

[greebo]

Have you tried saving it as WAV, and the re-saving it as OGG?

 

Otherwise, Mortem, can you have a look at that file if it worked for you?

[Springheel]

Yep, I tried that too.

[Mortem Desino]

I'm sorry: I pointed you to the wrong combo box. You want "project rate" set before you convert to WAV, OGG, or MP3.

 

[Springheel]

Ah, that did it, thanks Mortem.