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the exported file be called after the audio track name (audio file name) It would be possible to make a plug-in that adds the audio track name to the label. This would require running the plug-in "effect" to create the label, rather than the usual "Ctrl + B" (though note that an...

You appear to be using an obsolete version of Audacity. The current version of Audacity is available here: https://www.audacityteam.org/download/

Try the "Truncate Silence" effect: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/trun ... lence.html

I think the easiest approach to this problem would be to write an external script, for example in Microsoft Excel, to modify the exported label files in the way that you require.

Select a section that represents a sound repeated often on the track and have audacity recognise it and go down the length of the track and remove every instance of it. i.e. matching that exact waveform? Audacity does not have anything built in to do that. In the simplest case of a short, simple so...

When I press the record button on my PC (XP) it automatically inserts a half a second silence before the recording starts That shouldn't happen. There's something wrong (broken or set incorrectly) with the sound system on that machine, but if you like the behaviour, don't change anything. I've no i...

Using the method described in my previous post (https://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=341891#p341891) should work for any location that you have full read/write/execute access, provided that data transfer is fast enough, immediate enough and reliable enough for bi-directional asynchronous r...

I'm working on an electronics project - trying to turn leds on and off using whistle commands. I think you're approaching it the wrong way. How does the "receiver" decode the whistle commands? If you don't know (and understand) the algorithms that it is using, then I think your only optio...

Posts crossing. Would I change it back to 192k before exporting the flac to maintain the higher bit rate? Why not cut out one sample rate conversion and leave it at 96 kHz? (96 kHz sample rate is good for frequencies well in excess of 40 kHz, which is double the upper frequency range of human hearin...

Try setting the "Project Rate" (lower left corner of the main Audacity window) to 44100. Does that work?