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The native digital audio format in Windows. Using the .WAV file extension, 8- or 16-bit samples can be taken at rates of 11,025 Hz, 22,050 Hz and 44,100 Hz. The highest quality (16-bit at 44,100 Hz) is the sampling rate of an audio CD and uses 88KB of storage per second. Windows employs WAV files for general system sounds, and new WAV files can be placed in the Windows Media folder (\WINDOWS\MEDIA or \WINNT\MEDIA) and assigned in the Sounds control panel. |
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The audio is saved as a WAV file so it can be used on all computers and can easily be recorded to CD through any audio CD burning software. Regarded as the most natural-sounding speech engine on the market today, AT&T Natural Voices is available from Wizzard Software in both desktop and server versions, with highly competitive port and wav file pricing. You can then transfer WAV file recordings to your desktop or notebook computer for storage, editing, or sending to others via e-mail. |
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