Audacity Forum

stevethefiddle wrote:

chariot wrote:it says the location is C:WINDOWSTEMPaudacity_1_2_temp

Windows XP?

Windows 98 S.E.

I see the temp files go to the windows folder for the older version, if I were to delete the older version of Audacity which was 1.2.6, would I then need to create a pointing location for the new program temp files to go to? The temp folder is (usually) not inside the program folder so deleting Aud...

Thank you so much for your help, I must say it was nice that everything including the downloading of the lame driver went through successfully, especially for an older operating system as 98.

Hello, Thanks for the advice, I have installed Audacity 1.3.12, and as you said I can have the older version on the same machine I just left it on, but I see the temp files go to the windows folder for the older version, if I were to delete the older version of Audacity which was 1.2.6, would I then...

I have Audacity 1.2.6 and have been using it for some time now, I was recently given some files that had already been converted to flac by dBpoweramp release 13.1. When I play these files there is at certain points a very noticeable sound issue, and the left and right channel volume bars at the top ...

Thanks for those links, but I really need a simplistic how to covert DTS to a compatible music format using windows 98.

I have access to some files done as DTS, Ambisonics method, but I don't seem to be able to play them, is there a solution to this, or am I able to convert them so I can play them.

Thanks in advance.

In Audacity 1.2.x the Export bit depth is set in Preferences (not sure where off hand, perhaps in "Import/Export") I have tried as you have said, but the file wont play in either WMP, or Switch. I have the file exported as 44,100 and 24bits, but will not play. The message in switch says cannot open...

I did as you said, and I noticed that the file was 44,100 and it played fine. But I also noticed that the bits automatically changed too from 24 to 16 bits, is that normal then that the bits change to suit the frequency? as all I did was what you said was to change the 48,000 to 44,100 it in the low...

After playing around with Audacity I found I was able to change the 24bit Wave file to 16bit then export it as such, and it played fine on WMP.

I had to leave the rate as 48,000 as if I changed it the music played slower, but was able to change the bits.