Audacity Forum

What does this web page say about the file? https://mediaarea.net/MediaInfoOnline

I'm not able to reproduce this issue on Linux. I'll move this topic to the Windows board so that other Windows users are more likely to see it.

Audacity breaks long tracks into small pieces so it can edit them more efficiently. When you save an AUP project file, Audacity stores all the pieces in a _data folder that has the same name as the AUP file. For example, saving "song.aup" saves the required data pieces as AU files inside t...

It depends on the device drivers.

In the device toolbar, set the "host" to "WDM", then see if you can set the "number of channels" to 3. If you can't, then change the "host" to "WASAPI" and see if you can select 3 channels.

1) Ensure that the Rp360xp connected to the computer 2) Look in the device properties (in the Windows Sound Control Panel ) to see what the "Sample Rate" is, and whether it is set to "1 channel (mono)" or "2 channels (stereo)". 3) Feed a signal into the Rp360xp and ensu...

By default, Audacity uses libmad to decode MP3s. It is also possible to use FFmpeg or avconv if Audacity has been built appropriately, and a compatible version of FFmpeg / avconv is installed. To tell Audacity to use FFmpeg (or avconv) to import a file, select "FFmpeg-compatible files" as ...

With the Rp360xp connected to the computer, does it appear as a recording device in the Windows Sound Control Panel?

Which version of Windows?
Which version of Audacity? (look in "Help > About Audacity")

sunil.b wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 19, 2018 5:52 pm

my connected usb interface

which is what make / model?

What settings in the device toolbar?

Note that USB devices should be connected before you launch Audacity.

A Behringer UCA 202 is likely to give better sound quality than using the laptop microphone. You will need to use a mini-jack to RCA lead. For example: https://cpc.farnell.com/pro-signal/psg03063/3-5mm-stereo-to-2x-phono-0-5m/dp/AV18610 (I've got a really old UCA 202 - the label has fallen off with ...

Am I right in thinking that the only output on you microcassette is a "headphone" mini-jack socket?