Audacity Forum

I would like to report that converting them to AAC files hasn't fixed the problem. The gaps are roughly the same length. Also, I installed the FFmpeg stuff, and the AAC files I have created sound much worse in quality compared to the WAV files. As in, I can't really hear any difference between my MP...

Is there a way to fix this problem, so that WAV files exported into mp3 files through Audacity don't have small gaps of silence at the beginning and ends of each track when they shouldn't? No... It's a characteristic of MP3. See the LAME FAQ . Some player software can "work around" it. Go...

Hello. I have ripped a CD into WAV files and then imported all the tracks into Audacity. I then used the "export multiple" option to export all of them into separate mp3 files. Some of these tracks transition into each other, and therefore have no gaps of silence between the end of the one...

I've been using Audacity to export WAV (or FLAC) files ripped from CDs as mp3 files. It would be better to rip directly to WAV format. Not only would it be quicker to do so, but the sound quality would be better (though perhaps not noticeably). MP3 is a "lossy" format, which means that th...

I've been using Audacity to export WAV (or FLAC) files ripped from CDs as mp3 files. It would be better to rip directly to WAV format. Not only would it be quicker to do so, but the sound quality would be better (though perhaps not noticeably). MP3 is a "lossy" format, which means that th...

Hi. This is my first topic on this forum. I've been using Audacity to export WAV (or FLAC) files ripped from CDs as mp3 files. I discovered one day that the resulting mp3 files played for 2 seconds longer than their displayed length. However, this isn't the case for every music player. It happens in...