A-law mu-law wav (8 bit, 8kHz G.711)

You can Export/Using QuickTime Compression and select From Movie to QuickTime Movie: then you may open the Sound Settings of the Option panel and choose either A-law or mu-law (in addition to the usual PCM linear, without compression).

I guess this is what you are looking for.

Piero

alaw and ulaw are commonly used in telephony systems, such as VoIP. For example we record voice messages - such as welcomes, prompts or instructional and progress - in natively support format for Asterisk in alaw.

Here is a wiki link for your convenience http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G.711

iMac (Intel) Mac OS X (10.4.8)

You are right: it seems QTime and FCE do not provide logaritmic compression (a/mu-law) in the .wav format (while a/mu-law compression is available in the .mov format, as I wrote before).

So, I'm sorry, but I guess I don't have an answer....

Piero

As WAV is the raw format for Windows, you may want to use a Windows program. Windows freeware title called ffmpegGUI will probably let you do the conversion. You can run it with Virtual PC.

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ffmpegGUI won't do it. My apology.