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I'm not sure what you mean by "meaningful way". Clipping is the distortion that occurs when peaks in the waveform go too high (or too low) and are "clipped" off. The lost peaks cannot be recovered (the "Clip Fix" effect can attempt to replace the clipped peaks by synthe...

Audibly there is very little difference between 16-bit and 32-bit float. You can think of it as 16-bit format being "very nearly perfect" and 32-bit format being "very very nearly perfect". The main benefits of 32-bit float are mostly relevant when processing audio (applying effe...

Solved this by using the 2.1.3 zip download. I just set up a temporary folder and unzipped all files to there. It ran perfectly. Then I was able to run the 2.1.3 .exe download, which worked this time and installed 2.1.3 to the original program folder. I'm now enjoying the new options on the Transpo...

Did you delete your video from youtube because its not working right now. Could you plz share it again Dana Tucker shall not be replying as he has been banned from this forum. If you are interested in the original topic about how to add extra silence in pauses of a recording, please refer to the fi...

When the video was created, there is a different sound quality between the phone videos How exactly was the sound in the "phone video" recorded? What equipment, what settings, how was it set up, where was is set up? nd the ppt narration How exactly was the "ppt narration" record...

...using Audacity's Sample Data Export (Analyze --> Sample Data Export......), with the following settings: Note that your settings include the "standard header information". ...results in a text file in the following format: Note that your data begins with the standard header information...

My guess is that a "security product" (possibly an anti-virus program) is scanning the audio data before allowing Audacity to play it. That would explain why the problem occurs once on the "first pass", but then not on repeated plays. What security products are running on your co...

One of the most common telltale signs for version 4 effects is the use of *track*. In version 3 and earlier, audio was passed to Nyquist in the variable "S" (or "s", Nyquist is case insensitive). In version 4, this variable was changed to a more descriptive name *TRACK*.

Kaiser wrote:My Audacity software is the latest version

Is that a release version, debug version, alpha version, DA version, some other "latest" version?
Look in "Help > About Audacity" for the actual version number. What does it say?

You need to give us better information. What is RCO? What is RCS? What is "a RCO to USB cable ind"? "Sound very tiny," do you mean "tinny" (thin metallic sound) rather than "tiny" (small). My guess is that there is no phono pre-amp in the setup, so no RIAA equ...