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Thanks steve. Strange this exact script worked for ogg files :S. Outputing to temp a file first fixed the issue.

FOR %%f IN (*.wav) DO CALL :runsox "%%f" GOTO :EOF :runsox soxi -D %1>tmpfile SET /P decvalue=<tmpfile calcoo %decvalue%*1.1>tmpfile SET /P decvalue=<tmpfile sox -n -c 2 -r 44100 silence.wav trim 0 %decvalue% sox %1 silence.wav %1 sox %1 %1 repeat 6 Seems there's something wrong with the SOX script...

I'm exporting multiple wav files and using then running a sox script on them. Any idea what's happening? I attached a sample wav file.
Any help appreciated,
Thanks

Yes, that's what I'm looking for. I expected to find it with the Undo button, in a drop down-menu like this::

Mouse-over 4th history action.





Examples stolen from MS-Word 2007.

Sometimes I want to back track a few steps but don't remember exactly where to stop undo'ing. MS office 2007 does that nicely.

A useful feature, especially for newbs like myself.

Thanks for the prompt reply. I understand the difficulties with properly supporting metadata, but I found offering xml input here a bit misleading. Makes more sense to enter values for first export and have another button that says "same for the rest" ... I just don't expect to be prompted to make a...

Weird place for such a setting, shouldn't this be set in parameters ?
Thanks for the reply though, solved my issue.

I read the related section on the manual, http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.ph ... ata_Editor and steve's post from last year http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 147#p67995 but I'm still not sure if I'm doing something wrong or something's missing from Audacity.

Hi, I record a track continuously, then I use Sound finder to tag multiple sections. Now I'm ready export. By default, export multiple prompts me to enter labels per track, or I could load an xml file with the data. How does that work ? I tried editing one track and saving the xml. Looks like this::...

:evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: I needed to increase the silence by some factor, so multiply by some number simple enough... MSdos does cannot do arithmetic operations on decimal numbers!! I thought bash would be smarter, so installed a bash interpreter for Windows.... same same. solved li...