Audacity Forum

James Crook 2018-08-06 11:08:34 EDT After some further research, it's a limitation of wxWidgets, that you cannot get at the wxFileDialog filename to change it, at least not from wxWidgets. I have added some code that spots that the extension has changed, but there is no way to hook that in to chang...

Example:

An 8m:40s long .opus file takes 4 seconds to import in 2.2.2 and 37 seconds to import in 2.3.0.

This is unacceptable. What is going on here?

Windows 10 Pro x64 1803

Well, since I'm here, I may as well write up a list of correct header-extension matches for future reference: AIFF (Apple/SGI) - .aiff AU (Sun/NeXT) - .au AVR (Audio Visual Research) - .avr CAF (Apple Core Audio Format) - .caf HTK (Hidden Markov Model Toolkit) - .htk IFF (Amiga Interchange File Form...

I'd like to note that this bug is still present in version 2.2.2.

waxcylinder wrote: Many thanks for (re)alerting us to this ppw1
Peter

Don't mention it. I'm always happy to help

Please also see my other posts for more bug reports / suggestions, heheh

steve wrote:Please test with Audacity 2.2.0.

For Audacity 2.2.0, the opposite seems to be the case: .WAV is set as the default extension for all other uncompressed files, including AIFF, AU, WAVEX, W64 .. each of which has their own file extension ...

In the more recent versions of Audacity, when exporting audio to "Other uncompressed files" -> Header: "WAV (Microsoft)", Encoding: "Signed 24-bit PCM", the file extension gets set to .AIFF when it should be .WAV. (It was .WAV in the previous versions. All encoding types under the header WAV (Micros...

THANK YOU. Now I see it. Simple solution (yes, i feel stupid). No you're not stupid - you are one of the smarter folk who knows you have to export non-native data like audio files. 8-) We moved the Exports being the "Save Other" as so many folk kept trying to "Save" audio files :geek: The only thin...

Hi,

tried to figure out what irked me about the new version of Audacity ( 2.2.0 ), this is it:

How can I set the initial view of an opened file's waveform to be "Zoom To Selection" ?

Hi,

if I have two stereo tracks (or four tracks), would it be possible for Audacity to find points in the track where all four tracks cross the zero at once?