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- Misleading to the public who don't know any better
- Only reads Z-weighted decibels (dBZ) and not A-weighted decibels (dBA) in the free version
- Charges for a monthly subscription without warning
I recorded decibel levels for some drilling at my job. It is important that I note the source of the sounds at the time it was recorded, so I want to play the recording and follow along with the graph. I have four events saved from my noise monitoring and can play all except one. It keeps telling me, "The audio file cannot be played." It is a longer recording (9:54) than the others. I export it to my computer as an .m4a file (as I did with the others) and can hear the others, but still not this one. I get this message: "Windows Media Player cannot play the file. The Player might not support the file type or might not support the codec that was used to compress the file." Any idea what I need do to play back this recording? Thanks.
I had 100- decibels saved they have disappeared. I need them for my lawsuit, how do I retrieve them.
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