Audacity Forum

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A few MP3 players support "chapter" tags which can be used to identify different sections of an MP3. Chapter tags are non-standard, and many programs (including Audacity) do not support them. An approach that is supported by most MP3 players is to split the large MP3 into separate files (o...

HalfNote5 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 30, 2018 10:10 pm

Is there a way in the preferences to re-enable this feature

No, there is no setting for that. It was never intended that the transport controls in one project window would control transport in another project window.

You will need to check the TV manual to find out exactly what audio formats it supports, then export from Audacity in one of those formats.

I've just had a quick look on Google, and found that FTR Audio is a propitiatory format. There is a free player available here: https://www.fortherecord.com/download-ftr-player/ Audacity will not be able to open the FTR Audio files, but if you play them in the free FTR Audio player, you will probabl...

Samgriff000 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 30, 2018 5:12 pm

However, there is still vocals, although fainter it’s still audible!

That's normal, and is probably as good as you will get.

If you wish to try some other techniques, see this article: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/tut ... ation.html

Computer sound systems are also very complex these days, with multiple buffers, support for resampling, device sharing, on the fly mixing and more. I suspect that the issue is that a random amount of data is being lost in one of the buffers. If it essential that you don't lose parts of the audio, th...

OK, open the original project, and use "File menu > Save Project As" and give it a new name (if we mess up, you will still have the original). Ensure that your label tack(s) are at the bottom, below all audio tracks. If necessary, use the Label track's drop down menu to move the label trac...

Do you still have the original project with the original audio and labels?

MusicalSloth wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 30, 2018 3:27 pm

Since I know exactly how the audio file changed.

How exactly has the audio file changed?