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Thank you very much for the help. I think I can handle it now. OK, one more time, how do you mark this post "SOLVED"? It is solved for me but I can't see where to mark it like that.

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I am recording my LPs to my computer. I have zoomed in on an area around where there might be a click. I want to play only the area that is visible on the screen and if the click is in that area, zoom in a little further. I want to keep repeating this process until I have definitely found the click....

I want to limit the playback to the part that is visible on the screen no matter the zoom level. I went through all the preferences and can't figure out how to do it. Any help?

I can't see where to mark this thread as "solved". But it is solved. Audacity sees the USB input and records perfectly well. Although my problem of trying to record from the S/PDIF of the device is not solved, the problem is not with Audacity. So, if someone can show me how to mark this as solved I ...

OK, so I concluded it is NOT an Audacity issue. It is an issue with something else such as my Mobo or the devices. Audacity WILL record from this device if the input to it is analog. The device gets no signal on the digital inputs and so Audacity DOES record what the device sends, and it just happen...

Actually, there was one suitable for me on the sample page you linked. I'm going to try a few things tonight and also wait to hear from ART regarding external power supply. I was wondering if setting both input and output device to the USB would somehow cancel the signal. So I will make sure I have ...

steve wrote:

two4two wrote:where in the world can you find a wall ward that produces AC output?

Lots of places. For example: https://goo.gl/mkO5IP

Thanks Steve!

Have you tried it using an analog input from the turntable to the ART? If not, I'd suggest you try that first. Do you have "Pulse Audio Volume Control" installed? If not, install "pavucontrol" using your preferred package manager. The "Input Devices" tab of "Pulse Audio Volume Control" allows you t...

If anyone has used the ART USB Phono Plus using the SPDIF from a turntable I'd like to know how to do it. I have a record playing. I plugged the SPDIF coax from the turntable into the SPDIF in on the ART. I plug the USB into the ART and the PC. I'm running Ubuntu. When using Audacity to record I cli...