Audacity Forum

See those accented characters? Audacity chokes on them. Carefully edit them to unaccented versions and you should be good to go.

-- Bill

32-bit versus 16-bit is the sample format. What is the sample rate of your project? CD burners usually expect files with a sample rate of 44100.

What OS are you on (XP, Vista, 7)? It could be that you need to upgrade to 1.3.9.

-- Bill

After the "Export Multiple" step in those instructions you should have 4 separate WAV files named according to the labels you made. If you have only one WAV file you've missed a step.

-- Bill

Audio Hijack installs Soundflower for you. It's not a wrapper for Soundflower - it does way more stuff. I have Soundflower and Audio Hijack Pro (AHP) installed and have had no problem connecting and using my USB mic. In Preferences > Devices > Recording I can see: Built-in Audio; USB mic; SoundFlowe...

I've posted your report and crash log to the developers' list. Hopefully someone there will be able to decipher what is going on.

-- Bill

I'm successfully running Audacity 1.3.9b on my G4 laptop, but when I install it on my dual G5 (OS X 10.4.11) it hangs every time. I have removed all plugins from the library, user library, and Audacity folders. Preferences, old and new, have been trashed. Audacity gets to the first run "select lang...

As this bug is "not reproducible to order" it's been hard to track down. Would it help to have a particular file with which this occurs and the steps to reproduce it? I have steps where I can cause this to happen every time in v1.3.9 regardless of the WAV I import: Open Audacity Drag in a WAV Wait ...

Are these the instructions you followed?

http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... ate_tracks

-- Bill

There are two kinds of delay when working with Audacity. One is called latency and has to do with the time you hit a note to the time Audacity lays it down on the track. Audacity can correct for this if you tell it how much correction to make. http://manual.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Latency_T...

As this bug is "not reproducible to order" it's been hard to track down. As a work-around, go to Preferences > Keyboard and either set different shortcuts for the commands that use the J and K keys without a CTRL or ALT modifier (there are four of them under the "Edit" category - SHIFT+J, SHIFT+K, J...