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Ah, well: thanks, everybody, anyway.

Sorry, been away. Checked all that: nothing seems to make any difference. Just tried recording bit of Wagner opera being streamed live on BBC iPlayer: wave image tiny. Have the BBC put some blocking code in to stop surreptitious recording?

Thanks: never quite understood what that box did: got the hang of it now.

How can I make fine adjustments to the start or finish time of a selection? Cursor always snaps to nearest full second, but I sometimes need fractions of a second.

SysPrefs: input=line-in, output=Soundflower 2ch, input volume at half, output volume at full Audacity: input=built-in output, output=Soundflower 2ch Wave peaks about 0.2-0.3 max Recorded output lower volume than input sound Same with both Firefox and Safari Seems a bit better on YouTube, but only ma...

It already is

Done that too - no difference: wave peaks never more that about 0.2 with full symphony orchestra at forte. Sound is audible, but low volume.

Device info herewith: input slider is on max. ============================== Default capture device number: 3 Default playback device number: 2 ============================== Device ID: 0 Device name: Built-in Microphone Host name: Core Audio Input channels: 2 Output channels: 0 Low Input Latency: 0...

Done all that: still no explanation of difference between direct input (e.g. from radio) and streaming (e.g. from iPlayer) or how to correct it

Yes, using Soundflower: have followed steps in Audacity manual but can't get input signal up.