Is there any kind of audio format that would allow the sound to be a little less "glitched"? I don't want to hear the basic file at all, and I'm totally fine with the audio being a bit degraded, but a bit like dithering to preserve the detail of certain images perhaps there are tips for audio?
1 year ago(+1)
One thing I've done with sound has been using Audacity to convert to mono, increase the volume, and apply some dynamic compression before importing into Decker. It helps a bit since the 8-bit sound of Decker has a much higher noise floor than normal 16-bit audio.
I haven't tried it but since the Decker audio is 8khz sample rate, it may also help using Audacity to downsample to this rate before importing as maybe it does a better job than Decker's built-in functions.
Inherently it's going to sound kinda fuzzy/degraded though since that's the nature of 8khz 8-bit audio as compared to like 44.1khz 16-bit audio.
166 days ago(+1)
So I don't do anything special with the formatting when I import, like I have just left the settings as the default and it's worked fine importing into native decker.
I saw in the other thread you were having issues that I guess you fixed by using web-Decker, but if native Decker isn't taking regular WAV files, that could be something worth figuring out since it seems to work fine for me at least. May I ask what OS you are using? Could be like something platform-specific?