Dear Tweeters,
It seems easy to add photos to eBird. Adding audio is another story. I have tried to read up on this topic, in eBird's own help menu and FAQ's, but I don't see a simple set of instructions. Searching online, I do see all sorts of YouTube videos, but I think that YouTube video is a poor way to instruct people, compared to a set of written instructions. 
The two things that I would like to do are these: 
1. take audio from a video recording made with my camera, and put it into an eBird checklist;
2. take audio from a video made with my iPhone, and put that into an eBird checklist.
I have zero knowledge or experience with handling videos and audios with a computer. My computer is has Windows 10, and I do see that it comes with Microsoft Photos, which supposedly includes something called Video Editor, which supposedly allows one to convert a file to a WAV file. It seems that eBird accepts only audio recordings in the form of WAV files. What that means is Greek to me, however. Meanwhile, I have quite a few interesting audio recordings of various birds from all over the world, sitting in computer files, heard by no one!
Is there a set of instructions somewhere?
Any hints would be appreciated.
Yours truly,
Gary Bletsch
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