Audacity Forum

'lo all.. I'm using Audacity 1.2.6 under Windows XP on a 2.4 GHz Celeron/256MB RAM PC. I have a dual boot arrangement, where one WinXP installation is built on an 80GB 7200/2MB cache IDE hard disk - this is the installation with all the internet connections, virus checking, etc -- all the 'utility' ...

Hi, again.. OK, though I would be interested to know whether lame_enc.dll 3.98.2 will encode for you in 1.2.6. It is supposed to, and does here. Can you let us know? Same story. Removed all traces of 1.3.7 (1.3.8 alpha), audacity.cfg, lame_enc.dll, etc -- nothing on the disk. Installed the 'standard...

[Otherwise, unless Leland can think of some obscure reason for what you alone are seeing, or until we can reproduce it, then probably you should use the other alternatives such as WinLAME, or export MP3 with Audacity via the command line (external program) option, purely because chasing a bug that ...

Hi all, once more... First up, I took the standard installation of the 1.3.7 Beta and copied the files and structure into a different directory. The audacity-win-1.3.8-alpha.zip archive seems to just be a zipped-up directory structure so I assume I can drop it into the 1.3.7 beta directory with no d...

'lo again... Thanks for the zip file with the two LAME files. I reset my 1.3.8 Preferences by removing all except "NewPrefsInitialized=1" from audacity.cfg, put the 3.97 dll in the Audacity installation folder then launched Audacity. Hang on... the Program FilesAudacity folder OR the Program FilesLa...

So how about if you delete the entire contents of audacity.cfg (not the file itself) and replace the contents with just this line at the top: NewPrefsInitialized=1 It means losing all your old preferences so you might want to make a renamed copy of the file first. Nope, no joy with that, either. Ot...

All you need to do is follow the instructions on the FAQ that the LAME download button in Audacity takes you to. [...] Follow the instructions right down to the bottom including removing the lines in audacity.cfg starting with [MP3] MP3LibPath= When you restart Audacity, select LAME again using the...

Try closing Audacity, then deleting the audacity.cfg file - it's a hidden file in: Documents and Settings<user name>Application DataAudacity Then restart Audacity and go into the Import/Export section of Preferences (from the Edit menu) and manually tell Audacity where the correct LAME encoder dll ...