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lollipop wrote: the code in this thread doesn´t seem to work on my side.

Are you referring to this code: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 62#p146762
if so, ensure that the "Use legacy (version 3) syntax" checkbox is selected.

Because the clips are just as I've edited them, with the correct amount of space. I don't want that changed. Do you mean that you have clips that start/end with silence, and there are "gaps" (empty "white space") between the clips, and that you want to close the "gaps"...

BeatleManiac wrote:I'm still curious regarding why my 2.1.0 has suddenly started crashing when doing the Effects Re-scan.

The most likely cause is a new dll somewhere in the plug-in search path that Audacity doesn't like.

"RAW" digital audio is simply a sequence of sample values. Formats, such as WAV and AIFF are basically "RAW" data, with some added "header" data. "M4A" is a compressed format, where the audio data has been cleverly encoded to reduce the amount of data to a sma...

nedlear wrote:I don't want to 'truncate silence', I want to move all the clips to left, butt up against each other.

Why don't you want to use "Truncate Silence"?

Try clicking the "Debug" button.

Is it possible to tell Audacity to ignore any potential feedback, and just record what is being sent to it? Audacity just records what is being sent to it. Audacity does not apply effects in real-time. Perhaps the effect is coming from Windows (see Windows sound enhancements: http://manual.audacity...

I'm using Debian 8 with the latest "nightly" code. I've not yet been able to reproduce the problem. Is the problem 100% repeatable for you? If you try making a compressed copy of a very simple project (say, just 30 seconds of generated audio), does the crash still occur? Even just a messag...

Here's what I've done: imported file for backing, made it mono, hard pan Right. Generated new click track, mono, hard pan Left. That will work. An alternative way would be to create two mono tracks then "join" them into one stereo track. The upper channel of a stereo track is "Left&q...

There is no horizontal cursor, but there is another way to measure the peak amplitude. Select the part that you want to measure, then open the "Amplify" effect. When the Amplify effects opens, the "Amplification (dB)" amount is the amount of amplification required to bring the pe...