Audacity Forum

There are problems on Windows with associating a program with a particular type of file (.aup in this case) if there are multiple copies of the program called the same (Audacity.exe in this case). The simplest is to uninstall 1.2.3 using the Windows Control Panel. There are no instances of version ...

There are problems on Windows with associating a program with a particular type of file (.aup in this case) if there are multiple copies of the program called the same (Audacity.exe in this case). The simplest is to uninstall 1.2.3 using the Windows Control Panel. Gale There are no instances of ver...

The temporary directory used by Audacity may not be the same as your system's temp directory. To check (and optionally set) the location of Audacity's temporary folder, look in "Edit > Preferences > Directories" Also on that screen "Play and/or record using RAM" should not be enabled. The temp fold...

ok... it let me save, but now I can't open the project. If I click directly on the .aup file, it produces an error saying it cannot open the file and launches into version 1.2.3. If I open Audacity 1.3.8 first, then open the project via the file menu, it works fine. Looks like an older version of Au...

Yes, I meant .aup...sorry. I am using version 1.3.8. I'll go ahead and update.


There is 230 gig available in the temp directory, so it's not that.....but seems as though Gale solved the issue. I cleared the undo history and then tried saving and it appears to have worked! Thanks a bunch.

I'm having a problem saving my projects. Everytime I want to save an audacity project, I get a error message that says disk space is full. I have at least 150 gigs free on the hard disk that I am trying to save to. There should be plenty of room on that disc. I am using windows XP if that helps. I c...

Is there anyway, or any plug-ins that will allow you to save a project as something other than a .aud file? Something more universal. I mean, I know I can export multiple .wav tracks, but how do you keep the whole project intact? What you end up with is a bunch of .wav "clips", with no structure, wi...