I have never needed to produce a .ulaw file, but, out of curiosity, I followed Steve's method and created a file, with the .AU extension.  I checked it using the free MediaInfo and it was confirmed as being "8-bit mu-law" so I'm not at all sure where your NIST file is coming from! ... View more

Choose one, or more, of the files by clicking on it/them (Shift + Click if you want to select several contiguously), right-click and choose either "Close selected files" or "Close all". ... View more

Yes, that is what I mean, thank you!   Without wishing to introduce gender issues, can you say whether you are male or female?  And in what environment are you recording?  If you are "male" and in a reasonably "controlled" recording space I think it is quite possible that you will not actually be creating any frequencies substantially above your 10kHz ceiling.   Just as a rather poor method of checking this I've opened a recording of a male voice made in a non-controlled environment (actually quite a large church) and although there is spectral frequency evidence of signal above 10kHz, isolating those frequencies shows almost no actual verbal content.  IOW, that content is simply "ambience".   However, your comment that A client asked that my voice over peaks above 16kHz to me, at least, makes no sense at all as it stands!  Unless your recording environment is too controlled and frequencies above about 9kHz are actually being, in effect , removed by your romm treatment.   Edited: to add, the new screenshot posted definitley shows there is signal in the range above 10kHz.  So where did your first screenshot come from? ... View more

But what are you recording?  i.e. what is the source of the audio?  Are you sure that it has any frequnecy above about 10kHz actually present? ... View more

Inevitable questions: what are you recording?  Is there actually any frequency above about 10kHz in your source audio?  How are you recording these sounds, mic plugged into your computer, or via an audio interface?  What mic are you using?     Your record settings which you list are fundamentally fine so, since Audition faithfully records exactly what it is given any problem must be occuring in the signal chain before the audio reaches Audition. ... View more

Well, it still works (sort of) in Win 10, though I've not needed to open it for quite some time, so I see no obvious reason why it would not work in Win 8. ... View more

Because you're in Multitrack view. Insert Silence is available only in Waveform view. ... View more

Which Audio driver type are you using in your Focusrite interface?  Assuming there is one for your particular model you need to be using an ASIO driver.  That is, realistically, the only method of avoiding the latency problem you have.   HTH ... View more

Glad to help! ... View more

If I've understood what you mean (!), then No.  Simply saving (Ctrl+S) the changed files from Waveform will overwrite the previously-exported versions. (Audition may well ask if you wish to overwrite the existing version.)  "Save as" will allow you to enter a new name and thus save both versions.   ... View more

Have a look at this utility  ... View more

Assuming you're on Windows, mine is at C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Audition 2023\Adobe Audition.exe. ... View more

Does their Status show as "Working" in the Effects>Audio Plug-In Manager?   EDIT: to add, are they definitely installed in the default for VST3s folder, i.e. C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\iZotope? ... View more

With a file open in Waveform view, if you click on one of the Effects slots (not under "Adobe Effects"), do you see the screen shown below? Notice the "VST3" option.  Do you see Ozone 10 listed there, under the Mastering heading? ... View more

Go to the View menu and make sure Show HUD is ticked.   Vaya al menú Ver y asegúrese de que Mostrar HUD esté marcado. ... View more

But maybe I'm just being too underconfident and adding ~20dB in post would be acceptable. By @Muckee I think you are!   Assuming the recorded -30dB signal is "clean" (no distortion, no hiss, etc.,) using Effects>Amplification and adding whatever amount of boost you wish will achieve what you want.  ... View more

@SteveG_AudioMasters_  does that "option" exist in AA3?     Checking on my installation I think the option is actually View>On clip UI.  (It needs to be ticked, but the HUD is visible only when a section of audio is highlighted, at least it is for me!) ... View more

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by the "Audio Gain knob" but, assuming oyu mean the little HUD which allows for gain to be applied, it becomes active in AA3, for me at least, once I highlight a section of audio.  See the attached screenshot. ... View more

What created those files?  I can find no information about files with a .wtv extension. ... View more

When the file is listed in the Files panel in Waveform view, what does Audition state its sample rate to be?  (You may need to scroll across in that window to see the SR.)  Is it exactly the same as the SR for your session?   I've never encountered a situation where AA needs to "adjust" the SR of an imported file if that file uses the same SR as the session.   BTW, I hope you are not confusing "Sample Rate" with "Bit Depth".  (My apologies if that is not the case for you!) ... View more

No, I haven't made a mistake.   Here is the relevant part of your earlier screenshot.  Notice the area I have highlighted; it clearly shows your input as 44100Hz and your output as 48000Hz.   You need both those numbers to read either 44100 or 48000. ... View more

Yes, I see the settings shown in your video.   But it clearly shows on that screenshot of your Audio Hardware settings that your input is set to 44.1kHz.  That is the one you need to change to ensure it is 48kHz.    OR, on the Advanced screen of those Settings for your audio interface, change the dropdown to be 16 bit 44100 Hz.  You need both input and output Sample Rate to be the same (to at least eliminate one possible cause for the problem)! ... View more

What "speaker"?  Or do you mean your Audio Interface?   One other thing: looking again at the earlier screenshots you posted I see that your input is listed as being at 44.1kHz and your output at 48kHz.  This is never a good idea, I think!  Try to set both input and output to either 44.1 or 48.  Do you still see the error message and experience the problem? ... View more

One other thing to consider: Windows will often turn off USB ports (to "save power", especially on a laptop) if it thinks they are not being used.  This can be disabled in your laptop's power settings. ... View more

Perhaps this forum post , now rather old admittedly, might offer a solution for you? ... View more

Syncing the new audio with the old is, perhaps, the key, as you suggest!   I own and use Audition quite regularly but not Premiere so I have no idea whether the latter natively offers the facility you need!    However, there is (non-Adobe) software specifically designed to sync two different "versions" of the same audio, Red Giant Plural Eyes  It is not particularly cheap to buy, but, IMO, it does a pretty remarkable job of fully aligning two versions of the same audio!  If you have Premiere, you will see from that linked page that PE and PPro apparently interface very easily   You might need to first convert your flac file to wav (Audition is ideal for that) but you would then place it and the original video file into the PE workspace and press Synchronize.  The software examines the files and "aligns" them (by adjusting in this case your "new" audio to exactly match the "old") and then you can have it create a new, time-aligned version of your wanted audio.   You then place the original video file and the "new" (aligned) audio file in your video editor of choice, mute the original audio and export a final version with the "old" video and the "new" audio.   The (manual) method you mention (time-stretching etc.) can and should achieve the same final result, but with much greater difficulty for the operator and at considerable expense of your time! ... View more

Have you looked at the Favorites menu? There are default Fade In and Fade Out items there.  You can edit each one or create new ones. When you mention 1 frame specifically are you thinking of one audio frame or one video frame?  There is a huge difference! ... View more

Sorry to hear about the problem you are experiencing.   BUT, this is a user to user forum, not any contact for Adobe staff, and the fact that you received no help after 40 minutes is simply due to the fact that no other user has visited the forum in that time!   However, since this is apparently a software installation problem it is only Customer Service who can help you with this.  Fellow-users have no access to your account details nor to your computer. ... View more