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kozikowski wrote: When I record on my machine, I have to be careful not to do anything that makes electronic sound (like email arriving "dong") because the sound will get burned into the show.

EDIT - Oh right, I misread what you meant No my mistake, I thought you were unplugging the audio connections (jackplugs). Yes, using a 2-pin mains (AC) plug can make a difference as it doesn’t have an earth pin which 3-pin plugs have. Earth (a.k.a. "ground") connections (or lack of them )...

For those who can't wait for Mega-slow upload I've attached an mp3 copy ... peculiarbuzzing (mp3 version).mp3 The buzzing is mains hum (50Hz type). Is it because it's a round 2-pin plug using a 2-pin to 3-pin adapter? I'd love to know. If a M ono jack-plug is (incorrectly) inserted into a S tereo so...

Also the optimum "popmute" settings for the different tracks (e.g. threshold) may be different : so each track should be processed individually rather than in a batch.

Apparently my suggestion of Steve's "popmute" plug-in has done the trick ... http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 65#p130365

KCS wrote: I have a crosley turntable which is connected by a usb cable to the computer

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 60#p120360

You should be able to adjust the frame rate, screen resolution, audio sample rate etc, in the settings of your screen capture program. The trade off is quality against file size: use the lowest frame rate, resolution etc that you can bear to keep the file size down, otherwise a 10 second video will ...

The buzzing could be an artefact caused by the computer unable to cope with the astronomical frame rate (200fps). [If the buzzing is present when you record your voice using audacity, no video software running, then the above hypothesis can be excluded] All I saw on the video was a 3 second recordin...

200 frames per second is excessive for a video recording of computer screen: if the only thing moving on the screen is the cursor then ~20 frames per second may be sufficient ... 200 frames per second is excessive (20 may be sufficient) -.png this high frame rate means your video file is many times ...

Apparently there is a trick to perceive bass sounds that are too low for the tiny tinny phone speaker to reproduce ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_fundamental I know of one free "harmonic generator" plug-in for Audacity ... http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Audio/Audio-Plugi...