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Have you been trying to modify the plug-in?

Also, please post error messages at text rather than as a screenshot.

Try clicking the "Debug" button rather than the "OK" button. I expect it will show an error message. Copy and paste the error message (all of it, as text) into your reply.

Also, when you have a new question, please start a new topic and give it a relevant title.

If +/- 0.0005% isn't accurate enough for you with the HQ setting in Change Tempo, get it as accurate as possible, then tweak the length using "Change Speed" to get the length exact.

You've got a mix of LF and CRLF line endings, but that shouldn't be a problem. ;name "Mosquito-Killer4..." ;control iter "How many mosquitos to kill ?" int "1 - 16" 8 1 16 Both of those should be OK. https://forum.audacityteam.org/download/file.php?id=17668 Woah! What's...

ppaul3 wrote:I have a number of audio files on CD

Do you mean tracks on an audio CD, or MP3 files on a data CD, or something else?

jim downing wrote:Another very useful addition would be to display the value of a selected sample

You can do that in the Nyquist Prompt effect with this command: If more than one sample is selected, it returns the amplitude of the first selected sample.

Hi All https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1304813 This fixed this issue for me ...... note that ProgramFilesX86 has write protection .... you need to copy Audacity.exe to the desktop ....do this and copy the modified version back. Not helpful. That link goes to a two page topic with no clear resolutio...

I maybe being dim here....but i have downloaded your plug in which is exactly what i need) Enabled it in plug ins and attempted to use it on a track. However, no matter what settings i choose, it doesn't seem to alter the audio. Other plugins work fine. Is your plugin dependent on something else th...

Audacity internally converts all recording to 32-bit float. Correct? Audacity works internally in 32-bit float format. If you have tracks that are 16 bit (BAD idea), then for each process that you apply to the track, Audacity will read the 16-bit data, convert to 32-bit, process it, convert back to...

I captured a video showing all the steps I can't reproduce that on Linux because Audacity has been built with dynamic loading disabled. I'd expect (but not tested) those steps to 'work' on Windows because you have launched Audacity from the Desktop, making that the "working directory", an...