GoldWave
Digital Audio Editor
MULTIQUENCE
Multitrack Audio /
Video Mixer
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GoldWave Version 4.26 Download
- Runs on Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000
- Minimum system requirements:
- 100MHz processor
- 32MB RAM
- 10MB hard drive space available
- Video card running at 16-bit or 32-bit colour
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LAMEWIN32
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648k exe
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From the MP3'Tech website.
Despite its name, LAME is perhaps
the best free MP3 encoder available.
Download and run to extract the LAME_ENC.DLL file. Make sure you copy that
file into the folder where GoldWave is installed (usually C:\Program Files\GoldWave)
or you can copy it into the C:\Windows\System (or equivalent) folder.
Other download sites for the LAME MP3 Encoder
(PKZIP or
WinZip may be needed to
extract the file if you are not using Windows ME or XP):
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CALOGG00 DLL
2002-09-03
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170k zip
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This download adds Ogg Vorbis 1.0
support to GoldWave. Vorbis is a patent-free
audio encoding standard. It compresses audio just as much as MP3,
often with better quality.
To install, unzip the calogg00.zip file into the
C:\Windows\System (or C:\WinNT\System32 or equivalent)
folder.
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BladeEnc DLL
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83k zip
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BladeEnc is an alternative to LAME,
but only supports the higher sampling
rates (32000Hz to 48000Hz).
Unzip the BEnc-094-Win-i586-dll.zip file in the
C:\Windows\System
(or C:\WinNT\System32 or equivalent) folder.
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Media Player Website
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link
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Media Player installs all the decoders needed to open MP3 files and
to access audio within video files. GoldWave will display a message
if you need to install Media Player.
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Known Issues and Solutions
Although every effort has been made to ensure GoldWave runs properly, some
combinations of sound/video drivers and hardware are unstable. Make sure
all the latest Windows Updates are installed on your system.
- On some systems, using different read techniques in
the CD audio extraction tool may freeze the system.
In most cases only the MMC technique should be used.
- LAME_ENC.DLL version 3.88 creates bad mono MP3 files. Use v3.92 or
later (link above).
- Dragging a window over the real time graphs
will leave pixel debris.
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