Audacity Forum

Hi Sven! My name is Ed Musgrove and I saw that Gale suggested that I might be able to help you in beta testing your work. I am an active member of Audacity's manual editors team and I have also had a small amount of code committed in re. bug fixes. I compile Audacity from SVN HEAD frequently and als...

MediaMonkey happily uses Audacity's 32-bit WAV files to create CDs which play just fine in all my CD players (some very old boomboxes, some fairly new automotive in-dash units etc.).

hh:mm:ss + microseconds? I think that's what most want (what 1.2.6 had). Therein lies the rub! My guess is that anyone interested in examining the seconds out to six decimal points will not be looking at audio that is many hours long. My personal choice would probably be mmmm:ss + micro (i.e. 4 pla...

I'm interested in the patch that inserts the new item in an appropriate place. A patch for a "user" would be a little bit different from a patch for a "Developer" <grin>. The current code makes it more difficult than necessary to insert new entries in the list because all of the...

What have you added - hh:mm:ss + microseconds? I think that's what most want (what 1.2.6 had). Here is the current situation: sel203.png You will see that I have added a couple of additional "seconds + ..." entries and reordered the list so that they fall in the "appropriate" pl...

It is "probably" a fairly simple code change if you wish to recompile Audacity yourself. It is only a few lines of new code if you are willing to add it to the bottom of the list but re-ordering the list so that the new choice "fits in" to its proper place adds a tiny bit more c...

Look for a variable:
t1
t0 is the beginning of the selection and t1 is the end of the selection; if the entire track is selected then
t0 = 0
(time zero) and
t1 = ( the timestamp of the final sample)

I need some documentation for that new DC offset removal tool. The first control "Apply or remove…" would seem obvious until you see the third option "remove then add". It also begs the question "why would I add offset" unless the implication is that "if the offset...

Steve, thanks for the detailed info and the tools. I wondered if it was (my) operator error--in this case a failure to understand the details <grin>!

The Normalize effect is supposed to analyze and remove DC offset at the users request; in my recent tests on 2.0 and newer Audacitys this does not seem to be working properly. What's the problem? Can you give steps to reproduce the issue? Hi Steve! The following is the exact text from an email I se...