stevethefiddle wrote:happy37 wrote:All installed well...but I still couldn't get Audacity to "remember" my settings...be it in version 1.2.6, or the 1.3.9 beta.
Forget about running Audacity 1.2.6
Does Audacity 1.3.9 run in Vista SP2 compatibility mode?
Have you tried the Audacity 1.3.10 (nightly) version? If not, give it a go.
http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... tly_BuildsWhen Audacity closes after the first run, it should create and save a file called "audacity.cfg" If it cannot do this, then then next time you run Audacity it will prompt you for your language setting. Is this what is happening? How about if your open Audacity, then use "Close" from the file menu, then try to open Audacity again?
Hi Steve
Evening - have now reinstalled Audacity from scratch on a new TEST install of Win 7 Pro.
Yes, Audacity 1.3.9 runs OK in Vista SP2 compatibility mode - all is working well, and the program now remembers the settings as I have set them.
On another note, can you please let me know how I can get some of the other options to appear where it says/shows "Master Volume", please?
That's all I get on this nightly build - in Audacity version 1.2.6, I just used to open up the program, and depending on the sound coming through the speakers, Audacity would either display "Wave" or "Stereo Mix" in the dropdown menu to select the audio source. So, how can I now record what is playing through the speakers...in this instance, a live radio stream from the Internet, for example?
When I record now, all I get is flat line running across the page – before I used to get the sound being recorded as a “waveform” across the page...so, what am I doing wrong, please?
Do I have to configure the program in any way - any settings to change/click...etc?
Please let me know - many thanks for all of your help so far with this...it's much appreciated.
Rgds
Happy37