Audacity Forum

OK. What was supposed to happen is the sender shift-selects both the _DATA folder and the AUP file > Control-click them > Compress 2 Items . That will give you one "zip" file with everything smashed inside. Email it as an attachment. It's a simple matter to unzip the zip file into the orig...

Why don't you just substitute the voiceless sound for the original? You're going to have to have access to a good video editor anyway even if Audacity succeeds. Audacity can separate sound from video, but we can't put a new one back. You can try Effect > Vocal Removal and Effect > Vocal Reduction an...

the video format is .MOD

Where did it come from?

it changed the program it opens with to music

It did what?

Koz

The postings should tell you the messages are under moderation and a forum elf has to read them before they appear. If you post long enough without trying to sell us anything, that drops away.

Koz

A couple of years later, DEC went bust.

See? They should have made unstable computers with poor graphics and they might still be around.

Koz

Note if you do make a Data CD, this thing isn't going to play anywhere but a computer and one that knows what 32-floating is.

Koz

I export music files from Audacity in WAV (Microsoft) 32 bit float PCM file format. I believe you're working too hard. Audacity's default WAV export (not the special one) is 44100, 16-bit Stereo (or Mono). The Stereo version is the default format for a redbook Audio CD. Most Audio CD Authoring prog...

If you're using an XLR microphone such as a Shure SM58 rock band microphone, you can put a rumble filter (High Pass Filter) right on the bottom of the microphone. Shure makes a lovely one, the A15HP. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=&sku=68602&gclid=COOT6q_LqMwCFRSFfgod0_UNd...

Audacity uses "lame" software to make new MP3 files, not FFMpeg.

http://www.audacityteam.org/download/mac/

Scroll down. This is lame for Audacity 2.1.2. I'm not sure it runs on Audacity 2.0.3.

Koz

Good to know. We had a DEC PDP-11 controlling the television transmitters where I used to work. Its code came on broadcast audio cartridges rather than cassettes. At the time the station (and FM upstairs) was crawling with players—and recorders.

I'm callin' it 1981.

Koz