Audacity Forum

It seems exclusively third party applications, with quite a lot from Sourceforge, like Audacity, Inkscape, Burn-OSC and Filezilla. Don't get Audacity from Sourceforge. Their version is very out of date, and we can't guarantee that they haven't meddled with it. Always use the links on the download p...

When exporting a track, Audacity exports from the start of the first audio clip in the track to the end of the final audio clip in the track. Any empty spaces between these points is filled with silence. Empty space before the first audio clip in the track is not filled with silence. If you need to ...

Please test with Audacity 2.2.0.

dnorric` wrote:All i wanted to do was the conversion, thats it, done.

For the benefit of anyone reading this topic, perhaps you can tell us how you did it.

I can't reproduce that here (on Linux). Which operating system are you using? Which version of Audacity? Are you using the "Graphic Eq" or the "Draw" mode? Does it make any difference? Are you using a preset, or your own custom settings? Does that make any difference? Is the issu...

I see that you have been pursuing this same question for months , but I still don't see how you intend to solve the fundamental problem that PDM (and PWM) require a much higher frequency than sound cards can achieve. If this is just an academic exercise, I can give any number of relevant references ...

The way that "Save a compressed copy" works, is that each track is rendered (effectively the same as exporting) as OGG files, and these OGG files then replace the normal audio data. As when exporting a track, the track data forms a single audio file. One thing that you could do, is to labe...

and I presume that you have checked that your computer is using the 4.36.4 driver? I don't think that this is an Audacity problem. I think that the problem is that on Windows 10, ASIO is not releasing the sound card as it did on Windows 8. If you use Audacity with ASIO, then close Audacity and all o...

quartrez wrote:Is it possible to deactivate this prompt entirely when applying a clipping removal chain to multiple files?

For Nyquist plug-ins it should be fairly easy to disable the message. For built-in effects, probably not.
Which effect is giving you the problem?

To output PDM for audio frequency input, you need to be able output extremely fast pulses (PDM is typically around 3 MHz). If your hardware can't output pulses that fast (which obviously a normal sound card can't), then you have no way to output the pulses to the speaker. To do what you want, you wo...