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(their Sound Check feature, which is supposed to correct this, is basically useless) Sound Check has two parts. First the files must be scanned and tagged by Sound Check. then on playback, if the media player supports Sound Check, then the player adjusts the playback volume automatically. Both part...

I searched the manual for "portable settings" and didn't find it. FYI: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/preferences.html#portable The way that I located it in the manual was to click on "Preferences" in the "menu" column on the left of the index page , which took me ...

A clear warning in the English (British) version of Firefox

How about we call the bicycle "Bicycle" and we call the Boeing 747 "Boeing 747". Then if there's deemed to be sufficient demand for either one or both, we ship them. If there is not deemed to be sufficient demand, then they can be made available for optional download on the wiki ...

The solution to that problem was disabling the Audio Units plugins, but Audacity doesn't have the option to disable those anymore. Audio Units plug-ins are specific to Mac OS X, so that option is not available on Windows or Linux. I'm running out of ideas. Have you tried disabling all effect types,...

Gale Andrews wrote: (or explores "Advanced" options, if we put it in such a place in the Interface)

"Advanced options" are in my view a very different proposition from hidden settings in the audacity.cfg file, just as making it a compile time switch would be a very different proposition.

This site will have more information than we can give: http://www.wildlife-sound.org/equipment ... hones.html

How do we resolve the difference between this:



and this:

Yes the Regular Interval Label tool can do that. http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/regu ... abels.html

Gale Andrews wrote:Personally I think that will never be 100% safe for our less able users.

"Safety" is about managing risk. Hiding a risk is not managing the risk.