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Any time you intentionally increase distortion because of clipping or other waveform manipulation, you will get energy piling up at the high end of a frequency analysis. That's where harsh, crisp, sizzle, and sharp end up. If you get enough trash up there (it's no longer "musical" in any s...

Let's see if the poster comes up with anything better.

I don't think Knoppix Live CD is going to help here.

Koz

Drop us a note if you find something.

Koz

It probably won't give you a warm fuzzy feeling to know that the refrigerator-size machines that do Movie Magic® in Hollywood do exactly the same thing. <<<Perhaps I was lucky in my unluckiness.>>> You were totally lucky. If OS-X had left the drive full, you wouldn't have a working machine right now...

That's actually worse. Can you get into Disk Utilities? Applications > Utilities > Disk Utilities. Do a Verify Disk. I bet the system drive doesn't make it. Alternately, did you put extra memory in the machine yourself? That's something else the video people like to do that can reduce a machine to a...

If you run out the capacity of the System Drive, the machine goes into Alice and Wonderland mode. Entirely surreal and completely lacking in logic. OS-X is a UNIX-based operating system. UNIX does not "know" what a hard drive is. Everything is an extension of internal memory and mounted fi...

So correct me, "Search For Author" only looks for the original poster, not anybody who posted after that?

Koz

You're probably far better off copying and pasting this posting into the forum more appropriate to your computer type and version of Audacity. http://audacityteam.org/forum/index.php This is the forum where we discuss the color of the banners and the type of font. Do you like the font we use in the ...

cntradeshoes is the login name of an entity trying to sell shoes on the forum. I left one of their posts alive in Compiling Audacity. The post is clearly visible. Find it. I don't mean find it just by looking, I mean find it with the search tools. No combination of search terms in any of the search ...

Let's try... User > koz > Library > Application Support > audacity Yours won't say "koz." The file you're actually looking for is libmp3lame.dylib All that's assuming an Intel Mac. Apple > About This Mac > Processor. Do you have an Intel Mac, or Power PC? <<<If I don't default>>> Say that ...