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The .AUP file is part of the project. It is everything except for the audio. There is no audio data in the .AUP file.

What is the name of the project that you moved?
Where did you move it from?
Where did you move it to?
What was in the project?

Koz is suggesting that this may be the problem: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_ ... hancements

An Audacity project is not just a single file. There are two parts to an Audacity project: the ".AUP" file and the audio data. If you move one without the other then the project won't work. As long as you've not deleted or moved other relevant files, you should be able to recover the proje...

But as seen in compressed audacity project files, at least .ogg files (and as I tried out - also .wav-files) can be recognized on project opening, when linked via this "import"-tag Yes they are "recognised", but they are still "imported" rather than "opened"....

That is good! Although I miss the "import"-tag in this DTD file that is used in compressed audacity project files The audacityproject.dtd file is badly out of date. It's not been updated in at least 6 years, quite possibly longer, so some features of the Audacity Project XML format are un...

Look in the Recording tab of the Windows Sound Control Panel . Is there a recording device enabled? Does it respond to input from your mixer? (it should show a green meter bounce up and down with the input). To attach pictures or other files to a forum post, see: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewto...

Which version of Audacity? (look in "Help menu > About Audacity") What are you trying to record? Assuming that you have a sound card installed in your computer and are using Audacity 2.1.2, my guess is that some other application has taken exclusive control of the sound card so that there ...

Check that you haven't accidentally enabled "Snap To" http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/sele ... .html#snap

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Re. your question, see my reply here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 67#p319367

If one voice comes entirely from the left speaker, and the other voice from the right speaker, then you can separate the voices by splitting the track into two mono tracks. See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/splitting_and_joining_stereo_tracks.html After splitting the track, click the Mute butt...