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IHaveaQuestionSteve wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 24, 2019 5:09 pm

Thanks a lot guys! For me the shell programming worked!

Are you aware that you are replying to a topic that is over a year old and relates to a different operating system to that which you use?
Other than that, what does your reply mean? This topic is not about shell programming.

For completeness: In the current version of Audacity (2.3.1), you can also right-click on a label, and select "Paste".

Music, of course, is played by the editor, but sometimes fails. The problem is that the bluetooth connection between the computer and the headphones sometimes fails. When this happens, the computer will try to establish a new connection to the headphones. Usually a new connection will be establishe...

But I don’t think it’s matters which way I use the headphones because I still wouldn’t be able to hear out of the opposite ear. It only matters in so far as working out what is happening and why. From that, we can decide what, if anything, to do about it. The behaviour that I described in my previo...

jmak1224 wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 23, 2019 5:46 pm

When I record I can only hear out of the right side of my headphones

I'm guessing that you're using one mic, plugged into channel 1 of the U-phoria umc202hd, you're recording in mono, and you have your headphones the wrong way round (left headphone on right ear and vice versa). Am I right?

Please give step by step instructions to reproduce the issue. Ensure that you include any non-default settings / Preferences that you are using.

Have you checked the "per application" playback settings in the Windows mixer?

outoftime wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 24, 2019 6:44 am

But then crashes about 70% of the way through. Any ideas why?

It could be due to a bit of corrupt or unreadable data 70% of the way through the file.
Are you reading the file off a flash card / thumb drive?
Does the file play all the way through, or does playback stop 70% of the way through?

SoX is cool 8-) though I don't have experience with its noise reduction effect, so I can't help you with that. Audacity uses SoX's resampling library. We didn't "steal" it, the developer of "libsoxr" (the resampling library in SoX) came to us and said "Hey, why don't you use...