Audacity Forum

Dan_Cox wrote:What is wrong?

Import RAW does not work for 24-bit files (it's a bug).
I'll log it on the bug tracker.

OK, there's something strange there: There's no "hw:0,0" device. Try rebooting your computer and do not launch any audio capable applications. If you have Jack installed, ensure that it does not automatically start on log-in. Then launch Audacity and get the Audio Device Info again. Is the...

In the Audacity Help menu, find the "Audio Device Info" and click on it. When the window appears, click "Save" and save the info file somewhere convenient, then attach it to your reply.

5) If someone could point me to a known working MP4 file I'd be happy to test against it Here's a 10 second test file: test.m4a This is what MediaInfo says about it: Format : MPEG-4 Format profile : Apple audio with iTunes info Codec ID : M4A (isom/iso2) File size : 243 KiB Duration : 10s 37ms Over...

The current version of Audacity is 2.2.2 and is available here: https://www.audacityteam.org/download/windows/

midori wrote:My audacity pitch conversion function is not working properly.

Please give step by step instructions for how to reproduce the problem.

Most of the time I use the mouse wheel. So why not just click on the track and then use the mouse wheel? Personally I was also happy with the previous behaviour, and it took me a little while to get used to the new behaviour, but now that I'm used to it I don't find it to be a problem. The change w...

This is puzzling. I also have Ubuntu 16.04, and the repo version of Audacity works fine with my on-board sound card (ALC269VC Analog).

When you say that it plays 11x too fast, is it also playing very high pitched, or just very fast at normal pitch?

when I want to change from "C5 = 523.251" to "C5 = 528.000". The result does not become the target numerical value 528.000 Hz. The amount of change is a ratio, not an absolute value. Changing from "C5 = 523.251" to "C5 = 528.000" is a change of 0.907595 % If ...

It's not clear from your description exactly what you are trying to do. If you are wanting to record from the mixer via its USB connection, then the Peavy mixer should be set as the recording device and the built-in sound card is irrelevant unless you use it for playback.

Which method of zooming do you use? (there's lots: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/zooming.html)
Have you tried the new "Zoom Toggle"?