Audacity Forum

The official version of Audacity is fully functional and free. It does not create that message.

Most likely the message is coming from a trial version plug-in installed on your machine.

From your AUP file, it looks like you imported a track from iTunes. Is that the case? Is that the case with all projects that have this problem?

It's because you're using an old version of Audacity (and an old version of Windows).
The warning itself is harmless.

Audacity 2.3.1 is available via the Audacity website: https://www.audacityteam.org/download/windows/

Note that Windows 7 reaches it's "end of life" at the end of this year.

Do you know of any pieces of software that will organise the audio files within my "_data" folder so I have the data in the correct order That software doesn't exist. You need the AUP file. Before a project has been saved, it is sometimes possible to reassemble the data blocks from an une...

and then hunt down and install "mod-script-pipe" mod-script-pipe will probably be released officially with Audacity 2.3.2, though at this stage it will probably still be an optional extra. In due course it will be included as standard. I doubt there is much will among the Audacity develop...

Go into the Windows Sounds control panel and set the recording device to "2 channels (stereo)".

Who can tell how to make a wavelet transformation of speech on Audacity? Are you sure that you mean " wavelet transformation "? What are you trying to achieve? And is it possible to make a spectral inversion of speech I've already sent you an answer to that: https://forum.audacityteam.org...

Richard_ wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2019 3:13 pm

My thoughts would be that Audacity is mixing the audio down into two channels differently to the other programs.

You are correct that Audacity will mix the tracks down to two channels on playback.
My guess is that the other programs are only playing the first two channels and discarding the third.

Does the freeze happen if you do this:

1) Launch Audacity.
2) "File menu > Open" and select the "05 Track 05.aup" file.
3) "Edit menu > Metadata".


Second question:
Are all of the problem files encoded by iTunes?

No, you need .AUP file.