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Joseph Hartness
By Joseph Hartness
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I have been editing my video only realizing that the video is 48kHz. When I convert it through camtasia (I only use this software to convert audio) it comes out 44kHz which lags behind the normal video. My question is, is there any software that can convert an mp4 file into a mp3 48kHz audio file?

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I think Audacity has that feature.

 

http://www.audacityteam.org

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