Audacity Forum

Melchior wrote:and was checking my Windows System Event logs and came across the SideBySide errors.

Is it actually a problem with regard to Audacity functioning correctly?

Did you understand the code? If not, I'd be happy to answer questions. If you'd be interested in making it into an installable plug-in (that just needs a few more headers adding), and support for stereo tracks (that needs "(get '*track* 'clips)" to be handled fully), then I think it could ...

NativeAltnative wrote:in the partition

What does that mean? That sounds like it 'may' be a problem.

This is a broad statement. "any XLR mic", that does not specify a particular use case: For $32.00 I can connect any XLR mic to my iPhone. This is a specific use case: no one with one day of experience would take a condenser mic into the field to record interviews "Field recording"...

I think I am dead on, as far as staying on topic I was commenting about the topic drifting away from the original subject "Open Core Audio" (as in the topic subject line), but as the original subject was answered long ago it's not important. Rather, I was intrigued by your statement: &quo...

Mack Caster wrote:For $32.00 I can connect any XLR mic to my iPhone.

We're drifting quite a long way from the original topic of "opening a CAF file", but out of interest, where's the 48v phantom power in that set-up?

There are several approaches that you can take. The basic idea is that you need to create a separate file for each track, then import them all into your CD burning software and create an "audio CD". Probably best if you have look through the relevant parts of these tutorials: http://manual...

autodctr wrote: In fact, it still works in that,

1) Are you sure it "still" works?
2) What is that set-up (in detail)?

autodctr wrote:I am unable to record in 2.0 and reliably play it back and edit it in 2.1.

There's no reason in Audacity why that should not work. What's the problem when you try?

Crossed posts. (setf mylist (get '*track* 'clips)) (print (dolist (x mylist) (print x) (list (list x "label") ) (setf i (1+ i)))) You're pretty close. To create the labels, you need to return the specially crafted "list of lists". You don't need to print it. Assuming that you are...

Until recently, that would not have been possible. In "version 4" plug-in code, you can get the times for start and end of audio clips from the *TRACKS* property list. For more info, see: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Plug-ins_Reference#.2ATRACK.2A Some info about creating labe...