Audacity Forum

2.1.4

Cool. That's the one where we get rid of the split file system, right?

Koz

Oh, Windows? We've been recommending the Pamela products to record Skype.

http://www.pamela.biz/en/products/

There are free products.

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 91#p251167

Koz

Oh, and I put the dictionary in the Dock (at the bottom of the screen). Go (screen top) > Applications. Drag Dictionary to the dock on the bottom of the screen. Then I make the doc hide when I'm not using it to give me the screen real estate back. There may be a shortcut to do this, but I don't know...

There's a global spell corrector, too.

Apple (upper left) > System Preferences > Keyboard > Text. [_] Correct spelling automatically (de-select).

Koz

I need to investigate the other lossless types. It wouldn't take much investigation. FLAC as I understand it is the only zero-damage compressed format. Delivery improvement is one option, but there is a way to get better music. The iTunes store offers higher price music ($1.29 up from the famous 99...

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And there's another super fuzzy minimum rule. Right around 32, most people can just start to hear some sound damage in a mono show if they're not exposed to the original work. 64 for Stereo. The transitions are pretty steep. Lower than 32, Mono sound turns to garbage immediately. Above 32 the damage...

Which three-number Audacity are you using?

Koz

Windows 7 Professional on a very old pc. This isn't likely on newer machines, but is your hard drive filling up? http://www.tech-faq.com/how-to-check-hard-drive-capacity-in-windows.html Is your drive light flashing madly while Audacity is opening? When was the last time you performed a Defragment? ...

It's true if you stick to the higher compression rates, you can go a very long time before you experience any audible damage at all. But. Post production or other unexpected sound management can just kill you. There is a poster who was doing a show for a small local radio station. To cut a long stor...