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From this dialog, you can choose the type of compression that is appropriate

(from the available drivers). You can save your settings as named presets by

using the "Save As" button.

For example, if you choose Microsoft ADPCM as the compression method, and

choose 44K, you'll get a 4:1 compression and a bit rate of 43K / second. You can

save this as a preset called "MS ADPCM44K" or whatever name you like.

Using the Audio Rendered Stereo .WAV file with other programs.

In the example above, we have Rendered a stereo 44K wave file called "_My

First Song.wav". This file can be read directly into other programs. For example,

from Media Player, or "Real Player Plus" you would choose "File-Open". Most

audio programs have a similar ability to read a 44K Stereo .WAV file. These

programs are able to convert and process the wave file into other formats,

including the latest Internet formats. See these programs for details and

requirements for converting files. For example, Microsoft has the Windows

Media Tools – available from www.microsoft.com - that can convert WAV files

to ASF or WMA files.