Audacity Forum

Is there any Linux IDE for which an Audacity compiling environment is available--something like the MS VC++ Solution Audacity provides? Anyone care to recommend any personal favorites? I see Code::Blocks and KDevelop

I should undo the system restore and go in with RevoUninstaller and get rid of M$VC++2010 fully. How does that sound? Yes, sounds good. I really suggest you find a tool (I do not recall if XP has one built in) to make system images. So unless I am mistaken the defining has already been done by the ...

This is not an automated solution which adjusts the whole track, but... 0) listen to the loud portion just before the quiet portion so your ear know how loud to make the change 1) select (drag with the mouse) the audio which needs to be louder (it might make sense to give this a temporary region lab...

Unless you really need 2010 as a development environment I would uninstall it (if you have a system image from just before you started all this I would suggest you revert to it Thanks for the info Edgar I will try your method. I do have a restore point from before starting so I guess I will try tha...

Now that you have wxWidgets compiled and Audacity compiled and running you may attempt ASIO. Be warned, once you define the ASIO system variable it can be a hassle to go back! After you download the ASIO SDK you will have a zip file: asiosdk2.2.zip; unzip it and you will have asiosdk2.2/ASIOSDK2, th...

Now for the Audacity stuff... Start here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php?title=Developing_On_Windows Download and install TortoiseSVN (make sure you get the 64-bit versions if your OS is 64-bit). After you have gotten wxWidgets and Audacity to compile and run but BEFORE you make any changes ...

As to keeping 2010, the answer is "probably not". It might be OK to keep (but still would not compile Audacity) if 2008 was installed first. Unless you really need 2010 as a development environment I would uninstall it (if you have a system image from just before you started all this I would suggest...

It says on: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Developing_On_Linux#WxWidgets " To obtain this debugging information you should build wxGTK from source in a separate directory, then tell the Audacity configure script to use that copy of wxGTK rather than the system one. ** Add a link to a page explain...

2) In what way does this new fix #if defined( __WXGTK__ )//I've also seen # if defined(__linux__) AudacityProject * activeProject = GetActiveProject(); if (activeProject) activeProject->SetFocus(); #endif differ from the first conditional fix #if defined( __WXGTK__ ) mTrackPanel->SetFocus(); #endif...

I'm currently on the Mac so I can't confirm this, but IIRC I didn't have to specifically click on the track to regain focus, I think it would work too if I just clicked anywhere in the Audacity window. This is probably irrelevant for the case, but nonetheless I thought I should mention it. In fact,...