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The "Size" setting that you are using with the sample rate of your audio is giving you an analysis of frequencies at intervals of 46.875 Hz.
Other than that, I can't work out what you are asking.

Try this (ensure that Audacity is not running before you start): 1) Download "Audacity 2.2.1 zip file (11.57 MB)" from https://www.audacityteam.org/download/windows/ 2) Unzip (extract) the contents to a suitable location on your local computer where your standard (non-admin) log-in has rea...

I also wonder if it is because the antivirus is set to scan all files on access. That could very well be a problem. Most anti-virus applications allow you to white-list specific files. For Audacity, the ".AU" data files should be white-listed. The .AUP file should not be a problem so long...

When I was on Windows, I used to use CDBurnerXP.
Some other (free) suggestions here in the manual: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/burn ... _a_cd.html

If you want to discus accessibility, you'd do better to discus with David Bailes who knows far more about this that I do. He has been our accessibility advisor for the past 10+ years and is is contactable via the Audacity4blind mailing list.

Leterel wrote:how can i automatically cut out silence?

There's a "Truncate Silence" effect: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/trun ... lence.html

What are you trying to record and what hardware (in particular, what audio device / sound card) are you using?

There are several different ways that metadata ("tags") can be added, so tags made in one application may not appear as intended in another (Microsoft and Apple are notorious for ignoring standards). Fortunately there are some (free) programs that can help to tag, or fix tags, such as http...

The official download location is temporarily unavailable (it was on Gale Andrews' server, but sadly Gale passed away toward the end of last year).

In the meantime, you can get it from here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/audaci ... ity/2.0.6/

and if I decide to record it again, I would press a different key which would skip back to the last checkpoint erasing my take since the last checkpoint There a three press combination: Space -> Ctrl + Z -> R Unfortunately Audacity does not yet support macro commands, but if you want to use "C...