WAV File Converter
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How to get started with this tool
Click on the format pair you want to use above. Once you do that, you will be taken to a form where you can select your source file and also adjust your conversion settings.
About WAV
When was the WAV format created?
It was created in 1991 for use with Windows 3.1. Soon after it became the standard way to store clear, uncompressed audio on computers.
Fun facts about WAV
– WAV is considered studio quality sound. because it’s usually uncompressed. WAV delivers “bit-perfect”, lossless audio. This makes it a standard for studios, archives, and mastering.
– The WAV format predates MP3 by about three years. This makes it one of the earliest digital audio standards still in use today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my WAV file play on Windows Media Player?
Yes, every single version of Windows Media Player has supported the playback of WAV files.
Do I have to change the volume for my file conversion?
It’s entirely optional. We would only recommend it if you have a source file that you can’t hear well when playing back at normal volume levels.
Do you store my audio files?
We only store your files as long as it’s needed. We delete the source right after conversion finishes. The output file is deleted about 1 hour after the conversion has finished to allow ample time for download.