Audacity Forum

Don't bother. It's the combination of Leopard, Intel, and 1.2.5.

The official recommendation is use the latest version of 1.3.7.

Koz

iTunes doesn't need you to work really hard to compress your music. It has its own compressor. So you should export your music in the highest quality you can (WAV not MP3) for importing into iTunes. Music CDs do not carry song titles and other information, so including them in your export may make i...

Because Audacity has limited support for VTS pluggins. Typically that means pluggin controls or fancy interfaces are missing. Those cost money.

Koz

Do you have Windows set to show you File Extensions? That's the first step when you start having unexplained file issues. My Computer > Tools > Folder Options > Deselect [ ] Hide File Extensions.... If Windows still thinks it's a WAV file (unlikely), make it tell you which one. Right Click > Propert...

<<<with this major problem outstanding?>>>

It's not the only major problem.

Koz

They warn you that it's enormously dangerous to have two of the same release version active on the machine at the same time. They step on each other's preferences and housekeeping. The Nightly Builds are produced for a purpose and that purpose frequently doesn't include solutions to earlier problems...

I'm tellin' ya. The export modules are scrambled. When the developers figure out my Audacity "Twilight Zone" sound file, we'll all laugh about this. It is possible the Windows version is dropping the ball because of the odd way Audacity handles the differences between Capture, Import, Open...

OK, before you lose it, Export As WAV and get a nice sound file that's hard to break. Audacity will not "Save" a sound file. Now you have a protection copy of your work. Take a deep breath. Apple > About This Mac > Tell me what the "Processor" line reads and the Version. Do you i...

Yup. That's what it does. ============================================ Mac Mini 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo, 2G memory Mac OS-X 10.5.6 piano2.wav 16-bit Integer (Little Endian), Stereo, 48.000 KHz. http://www.kozco.com/tech/soundtests.html =========================================== I downloaded a fresh...

<<<As far as I can tell, the only 'in-point' on my latop is the mic?>>> Pretty much. PCs are designed for interoffice corporate phone calls and communications, not audio production. Macs do stereo audio production just fine, but they can't handle a microphone directly. What most PC people do is get ...