Audacity Forum

Stevethefiddle, yes, yes,yes..... Finally, finally, made it. with your "In a VERY FEW cases there have been small number of people that need a slightly different version of Lame. If you are absolutely sure that you are using the correct version and still have the problem try this version: http:...

Thanks stevefiddle Not yet given up, but.... Obediently uninstalled 1.2.6, installed 1.3.7, and deleted all existing LAME traces (including any poss ref in an audacity.cfg etc.) - but have now spent hours (almost literally by now) trying all the 4,700 different sites and approaches recommended on th...

OK here we go - results of, I hope, a pretty rigorous test... A bit long winded, but necessary... Two files, each created by reading the same original WAV file 1) into Audacity and Exporting as MP3 2) into Cool Edit Pro and Exporting as MP3 Original file sounds right (same in Windows Media Player an...

Cheers, Stevethefiddle,

will get hold of SUPER and let you know...

[and yes, the village, Foundation and airbase; live about a mile and a half from each, with some involvement with the Foundation...; you're not stevethe fiddler from Elgin are you??]

Will report back soon

Dave T

Thank you WC for your suggestions; I'm no fan of WMP either, but I'm not sure that WMP is at fault here. I've created loads of MP3s previously (from various sources, Cool Edit and elsewhere) and played them back through WMP and other players, with never this problem. [I do want to stick to MP3 (pure...

Thanks Kozikowski, Yes, I can export to WAV, and that plays fine thro WMP - normal speed/pitch, just as it sounds within Audacity (and as on my original cassette tape I read into Audacity). But of course I lose the real benefit of going for mp3, which is size reduction to about a tenth... I'm trying...

I know I've seen the answer to this before, but have just ploughed for ages thro doc'n & forums, so.... I record a song fine, normal good-sounding playback within Audacity, and I export it as an MP3 file, apparently normally. BUT when I play it back through Windows Media Player (God bless its li...