Digital Media Converter Pro v2.31

Configuring WAV Properties

1. After adding files to the list, open the Tools menu and click Settings.
2. Under General Settings, from the Convert To Audio Format box, select WAV.
3. Select the Properties tab or Properties button.
4. From Compressors select a compression method.
5. The Bitrate is the amount of information that is stored in the file to represent each second of audio.  If you set a bitrate of 44100 Bps, a 10 second file will contain 441,000 bits of information. The higher the bitrate, the higher the quality but also the larger the size of the file. 
6. Audio Frequency is the number of times per second that the audio signal can be adjusted.  Higher values give better sound quality but also increase the size of the file. Generally, use higher quality settings for music and lower for speech. By default, the audio will be encoded at 44.1 KHz (which is audio CD quality).
7. Channels:  select Mono to include only one sound channel with your AVI file, and Stereo to include channels for both left and right speakers.  Using Stereo produces slightly larger files.
8. Click OK.