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.mp3 is the most commonly used format for posting and saving audio files because it is the smallest; however, there are some software programs which require the file to be in .wav format for editing (such as Clear Voice Denoiser).
Typically you will choose .wav pcm format for the most compatibility.
No, it is uncommon for a spirit response to be as loud as your own voice - and this depends on both the person and the environment. Yes, people usually amplify the recording - if not the whole thing, then at least the portion where spirit answers.
Here are some helpful links from the American Association of Electronic Voice Phenomena. I highly recommend that you begin your research by visiting their website.
http://www.aaevp.com/techniques.htm
http://www.aaevp.com/techniques/techniques_evp_using_audacity.htm
If you have any additional questions, please feel free to post them here.
Thanks,
Keith