Audacity Forum

When you register your domain name, it is definitely important to ensure that it is registered in your name and not in the name of the registration company. There used to be a lot of registrars that offered "too good to be true" deals, like "Domain Name for 1 cent". Yes they were...

Thanks for your suggestion. I suspect this is a "damned if we do, damned if we don't" situation. I expect that if we made the proposed change so that double clicking in the label was required, then we'd see posts from people asking "how do I change the label text after I've created th...

Mikey321 wrote:To whom it may concern:

Would one need to buy an inexpensive computer microphone in order to burn cassette tapes to CD??

Do you want to sell computer microphones?

The speed difference sounds about right for the difference between 44100 Hz sample rate and 48000 Hz sample rate. What is the sample rate of the track that you have recorded? (look in the panel on the left end of the track). If it is 44100, then try changing it to 48000 by using the "Rate"...

The MediaInfo reports are weird: Format : FLAC Format/Info : Free Lossless Audio Codec File size : 83.5 MiB Duration : 4mn 24s Overall bit rate mode : Variable Overall bit rate : 2 649 Kbps Comment : RM Remaster CODE : June 2016 11 2 210 3 DEVELOPER : G Chalaron PHONE : +33781380369 RM SOUND : 32bit...

Hmm, the Windows binary from http://flake-enc.sourceforge.net/download.html insists on downconverting to 16-bit: Yes, you're right. I was messing about with several different encoders (libflac, ffmpeg, avconv, sox Foobar 2000 ...), and lots of different settings, but on closer inspection the highes...

Check that playback is stopped (not just paused). That's the usual reason for greyed out menus.

Where did you test it, Steve. In Audacity? Yes, and I had to de-amplify the FLAC file by minus forty-something dB, as you did. Strangely, MediaInfo reports the FLAC files as 32-bit integer, so there's something rather strange about why they are over 0 dB. I've tried making some 32-bit FLAC files my...

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mickthefish wrote:WHO NEEDS CDs ANYWAY NOW WE'VE GOT HARD DRIVES ?.CDs ARE FINISHED!!!!. :roll:PS-& DVDs

CDs bounce better if you drop them
Most likely it'll only break the case, but worst case scenario, even if it smashes into tiny pieces, that's only one album that's lost