This is a quick video on easily converting Mp3 files to Wav (Wave) files using Audacity.Subscribe to brand new hacks & showcases: http://bit.ly/OSBsubAudac
Generally speaking, converting between audio formats is easy. Doing text to speech in the first place is very hard . So focus on the hard part first, get that solved, then deal with the specific requirements of the output format at the end.

Select the format (KMA, BIN, MP3+G, WMA+G, WAV+G, ZIP, MP3, WMA, WAV) to convert your files into. Originals are safe as a copy is made in the new format, unless you select Delete Original. 5 Compression: Appears when your target format uses WMA or MP3 so you can select the compression ratio. Create Sub-Folders

Is there any way to convert it? @R3dSt0rm extract it as open formats to desktop, and replace the files in the folder then import open formats in openiv again. @R3dSt0rm @Reacon Also mind their filetypes (.wav) and their Hz, sounds don't work at all if you don't set the Hz correctly. Oh, and volume. Volume's important.
As you can see, the WAV header is the only difference between WAV and PCM file formats. The assumption is that you are recording 16 bit PCM MONO audio (which according to your code, you are). The rawToWave function just neatly adds headers to the WAV file, so that music players know what to expect when your file is opened, and then after the
Convert MP3 to WAV with iTunes. To use it convert audio files, go to “preferences” by clicking on “edit”. Select “general” and click “import settings”. Click the drop down next to “import using” and select “WAV encoder”. Select the songs that you wish to convert, click “file”, choose “create new version” and
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