Audacity Forum

As a matter of interest (and possibly of use to others), what changes did you make to PA? um, apparently nothing useful. I very hopefully copied /etc/pulse/daemon.conf to ~/.config/pulse/daemon.conf and added the following settings: default-fragments = 5 default-fragment-size-msec = 2 but it did no...

The header is a little unusual for a WAV file, but looks "valid" and works fine here (Debian Wheezy, Audacity 2.1.0). if you copy this test file to the same location as your ZOOM file, does this have the same problem or does it work OK? Your sample also gave me trouble, so I tried running audacity ...

steve wrote: Yes please.

you can find a sample here:

http://www.spielwiese.de/rob/ZOOM0008.WAV

Treefrob

I presume from the fact that you qualified your answer that the files have not been copied to your hard drive, so I would suggest that you try the suggestion in my first post. Yes it can make a difference where Audacity is reading the files from, particularly with uncompressed file types such as WA...

Copy the files to your hard drive first, then check that they play OK in another application (such as Banshee, or whatever your default audio player), then import the hard drive copies into Audacity. um, very kind of you to answer, but did you read my post? 1) I quoted the output of the "file" comm...

Hello Folks, I'm trying trying to import audio files into audacity from a ZOOM H5 portable recording device. The audio format on the ZOOM is set to: WAV44.1kHz/16bit on Linux, "file" reports: file 20150326.wav 20150326.wav: RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft PCM, 16 bit, stereo 44100 H...