Audacity Forum

ok, thank you.

ok, i see. is there plans to integrate wavpack and make it avaiable in audacity in the near future?

or is there an alternative codec that will preserve 32bit float wave specs at the moment?

steve wrote:If you have a command-line Wavepack encoder installed

sure, i have it installed. but i am struggeling with the wavpack commandline to get it working properly in audacity.

has anyone succeeded in doing so?

it works. thank you.

however, when i export a 32bit float wave as wavpack (raw backup), the resulting wv property only shows 16bit unlike wavpack encoded 32bit float exports? isnt there way to preserve the rawfile specs entirely?

importing wavpacks with audacity is working fine, but is it also possible to export to .wv?

yep, i am on linux... (wrong section, i know... but this subject is not os specific anyways) ;) so i listened to the cd and the result sounds better with audacity corrected tracks this time. i am really curious to know, why cdrecord's padded tracks are not on par? shouldnt the result be somewhat ide...

@gale: finally i was able to correct the waves with audacity & cdrecord (simulate) does not complain anymore, thank you.

but i still need to listen to a burned disc to be sure about gaps.

just a quick question: is it possible to adjust the beginning of a track (not the end), as well?

so k3b generated discs really never gave you any noticable gap on track change (even with nonconform cdda frames)?

that is very interresting. maybe i should give it a try, but basically it is just another frontend to cdrtools as well. i wonder which occult option it adds for burning

@gale: ok, i will retry. @steve: and so did i, and in some cases wondered about a little gap (but only from cd), even though i splitted them 'correctly' with audacity.. lately i used a different tool for burning, namely cdrecord. now comes the interresting part: i can not burn my waves with it, usin...

thanks for the hint.

yes, i still have my original file and will try what you suggested.

also, i tried what gale had proposed, but could not get it working in audacity with the existing files?