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Desired behavior: 1. record audio 2. add labels for the different topics discussed in the audio 3. truncate silence 4. as it compresses the silence, the labels should move to stay with the audio they were aligned with when created. Current behavior 1. record audio 2. add labels 3. truncate silence 4...

current behavior: splitting an audio clip creates a visible split, and using the time shift tool moves the newly created clip as expected. splitting a label track does not create a visible split, and using the time shift tool on label track moves the whole label track - not expected Note that splitt...

Fantastic!

Thank you so much. Until I figured out that it was related to sync-lock, it was driving me nuts. Even now, I still accidentally crash and have to recover work. I really appreciate you and everyone chasing this down.

That fixed the plug-in installer! Thank you. My current steps are: Run the labels to chapters plug-in. Export the audio to mp3. in terminal, run ./ffmpeg -i /Users/vmarks/Downloads/ai\ pod/ai\ pod\ destri.mp3 -i /Users/vmarks/Downloads/ai\ pod/metadata.txt -map_metadata 1 -codec copy -id3v2_version ...

If there's anything you'd like me to do to help you try and track it down, I'm happy to try.

Not for me - I have a label track below my audio tracks, and the bug and crash still occur.

I've attached a photo of my latest recording that shows my label track.

Thanks for treating this as the bug I perceived it to be.

Steps to repeat: 1. create a new file in Audacity 2. create multiple tracks. 3. turn on Sync-Lock (Tracks, Sync-Lock Tracks checked) 4. Click on the Time Shift Tool. 5. Attempt to move tracks to the right (for example) 6. It crashes. Expected result: all tracks should time shift in sync (including l...

;version 4 ;type tool ;codetype lisp ;name "Labels to Chapters" ;author "Steve Daulton" ;release 2.3.2 ;copyright "Released under terms of the GNU General Public License version 2" ;control timebase "Time base" int "" 1000 100 2000 ;control title "Title" string "" "" ;control encodedby "Encoded by"...

When I attempt to install the Nyquist plugin, the error message is "Error: labelstochapters.ny is not a supported plug-in."

https://i.imgur.com/VSVTmYt.png Audacity labels run through the Nyquist command, and then FFmpeg in terminal. Result opening in Podcast Chapters.app - shows that labels can become chapters. https://i.imgur.com/0BsBW3B.png Audacity labels run through the Nyquist command, and then FFmpeg in terminal....