Audacity Forum

Where do you tell people to get RMS Normalize from?
I think a time-unlimited version could be a good candidate for the Wiki.

I think it will depend on the implementation of FFT that you are using. You need to be careful about frequencies that occur close to the edge of a bin as they will contribute to the bins on either side. If you pick a frequency that is the mid frequency of one bin, then you can count how many samples...

Audacity normalizes the values such that a sine wave with a peak value of 0 dB shows a value of 0 dB in the spectrum plot.

The problem is the metadata. The Flac encoder is choking on your custom tag "作曲家" If you remove that tag, or change it to "Composer", then the export should work. The Flac encoder seems to be happy with any UTF-8 characters as tag "values", but it doesn't like multi-byt...

Is the streaming sound still playing when the recording "freezes", or has it stopped playing?

kozikowski wrote:RMS Normalize runs out of steam at 37 minutes.

Which version of RMS Normalize are you using Koz? Could you post a link.

Thanks to a recently added Nyquist plug-in feature, it is now possible to have an RMS Normalize plug-in without this limitation. Does that sound like a good idea / useful thing?

The standard tag names cannot be removed from the Metadata Editor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ID3#ID3v1_and_ID3v1.1[5] "Genre" is one of the standard tags that is defined for most audio formats. If you don't want a Genre tag, just leave that tag value empty. If there is already a Genre ...

Sure. As you noticed, the "Adjustable Fade" is in effect creating half a window, and has three adjustable parameters; "Start", "End" and "Mid-fade Adjust".

I don't know much about making translations, but I know that it uses a ".pot" file. Perhaps you have not found the correct .pot file.

The .pot file for the main Audacity application is
/locale/audacity.pot

Nyquist plug-ins have a separate .pot file
/nyq-po/audacity.pot

strshne420 wrote:So I checked in the Sound section

Which "Sound section"? I don't know what you are referring to.