Exporting DCR Files from Liberty Player for AutoScript Web

Exporting DCR Files from Liberty Player for AutoScript Web

**SPECIAL NOTES** 

These instructions work with version 2.0 and 2.6 of the Liberty player.  There appeared to be an issue with version 2.5 that was released for only a very short time. 
These directions WILL NOT work with DCR Player as it does not have an export function.
You can download the Liberty Player here: Liberty Player Download

BASICS

Unfortunately, AutoScript cannot process DCR files created from Liberty or DCR Court Recorder recording solutions. You will have to use the "Export" option to create a WAV file to submit.  

Open your file in Liberty Player and follow these steps. (A diagram follows for quick reference)
  1. On the menu, click File then click Export.
  2. For File type select "Wave file (*.wav)"
  3. Click the [Change Format] button. In the Sound Selection dialog choose the Format "PCM" and the Attributes "16.000kHz, 16 Bit, Mono" and click [OK].
  4. Click the [Change Inclusions] button. In the Include Data dialog UNCHECK all the options for notes and click [OK].
  5. For the Target file, select the location and file name you prefer and Click [Export].


You can now upload the newly exported WAV file to AutoScript Web for transcription.

ADVANCED

Excluding unwanted channels from a Liberty DCR recording before converting. 
• Open the recording in the DCR player
• Click on File – Export
• File Type – DCR
• Set the save location
• Media Format - use the original Speex,22.4 kBit/s,32.0 khz, Monto, Q6
• Selection – Entire file or select only the portion you want.
• Include data – Click on Change Inclusions
      o Deselect all channels
      o Select the channels you want to include. 
      o Deselect File notes, Notes in manual bookmarks, Private notes in manual bookmarks, and Attached files.
• Export

Once you have the new DCR file you can open it in the Liberty Player and export it as a WAV file following the instructions in the BASICS section.

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