Audacity Forum

Times must be in seconds, relative to "0.0" on the Timeline).
If you want that label at "28 seconds", you should write it as or or 1 min 35.6 seconds would be written as: or (trailing zeros are unimportant).

Ensure that Audacity is updated to the most recent version (Audacity 2.2.2)

If you attach the text file to your reply, I'll take a look. (see here for how to attach files to forum posts: viewtopic.php?f=49&t=64936 )

Thanks for your advice, but can you tell me the full address to install VAMP. I don't generally use Windows, but the first suggestion in the manual is to put the complete ".lv2" folder into: Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\LV2 (did I not give this link already? http://manual.audacityteam...

ojoe wrote:If not I'll get him to set it up to restart the machine every night.

Scheduling a reboot would be the simplest solution. See: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/win ... 148?auth=1

Ensure that your Mac is showing you the file name extension. It can get very confusing if the computer is hiding it.
See here for how to make a Mac show the file name extension: https://support.apple.com/kb/PH25381?locale=en_US

Thank you so much for your answer. There is nothing else to do but only wait for info about the new version audacity with "Macros", Meaby have somethin info when be able link to beta versions to test? There's an unofficial alpha build here: https://www.sendspace.com/file/kblf3y (Note that...

Don't touch those files, they are the project's audio data. The small ".AUP" file is a list of instructions that tell Audacity what to do with those ".AU" files.

See here for more information about Audacity projects: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/auda ... jects.html

It might be interesting to compare how well this technique works with and without the DtBlkFx processing.

Try saving the file as plain ASCII text with "LF" line endings.