Just for my own use.
On 2/15/2019 10:17 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Hi,
A side question if I may.
What’s the reason you wish to normalise these files. Are you going to be using
them in some sort of project or are you just normalising them for your own
listening?
On 16 Feb 2019, at 2:10 am, Steve Matzura <[email protected]> wrote:
A friend read something for me on their Mac, and the files are Quicktime M4A
format. I tried opening them in Sound Forge 12 to normalize them a bit, but was
told by Sound Forge that I'm missing Quicktime version 7. A url was shown on
the open error dialog which would take me to the download page where I could
get Quicktime,but when I went there, the page said that Quicktime
plugingsupport has been available in Windows since 2009. I'm not interested in
plugin support, so should I download version 7 of Quicktime and install it
anyway so I can open these files in SF 12? Or should I just punt the M4A files
by normalizing and saving them in another format (like MP3) in Reaper?
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