Audacity Forum

adaptiman wrote:Any suggestions for specifying the wx paths

Once you've built wxWidgets, you can tell Audacity where to find it with a configure option like:

Try importing as RAW, 24-bit, 44100 Hz sample rate.
Try each of the Endian settings.
Do you know how many channels it had (mono or stereo)?

and 3.1.2 for Audacity There isn't a 3.1.2 version of Audacity. The current source code for mod-script-pipe is here, though I don't know if it will work with older versions of Audacity: https://github.com/audacity/audacity/tree/master/lib-src/mod-script-pipe Because mod-script-pipe is not yet shipp...

If importing RAW just produces static, then it's probably not only the headers that are wrong. The first thing that you need to know in order to fix a WAV file, is what the format is. If you don't know what the format is, then you don't know what headers are required. Sometimes you may know what the...

in English is "timeline actions were disabled during the recording" The translation should say that Timeline actions are disabled during recording. "Timeline actions" are things like "Quick Play" and adjusting the selection. More information about Timeline actions here...

there are three ways to bring the peak up to 0 dB (+1.0 to -1.0 on the vertical scale). "Normalize the maximum amplitude" to -0.0 dB Yes, that's correct. "Full scale" is 0 dB, which is the range +1 to -1 on a linear scale. Before you complain, yes I know that it is confusing to ...

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Ensure that the option "SHA-256" is selected (click on picture below to expand):

Which version of wxWidgets are you using, and did you build with gtk2 or gtk3? Audacity needs to be built with wxWidgets 3.0.x with gtk2 (preferably wxWidgets 3.0.2, built with gtk2). If wxWidgets 3.0.2 is not available in the raspbian repository, you can get it here: https://github.com/wxWidgets/wx...

The default setting for Normalize maximum amplitude in Audacity 2.2.1 is -1 dB. When I leave it at this I get a peak of -1 to +1 on the vertical scale. If you look closely, the maximum peaks will be a little less than 1 (about +/- 0.9) However the manual page talks about bringing the peak up to 0 d...

Any ideas what could be causing the problem. I'm thinking there is probably some bad data in the project that is causing the problem. As you have conformed, the length of the project is not the problem. Which version of Audacity are you using? What happens if you try to apply the effect to one hour...