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Trebor wrote:Steve made a PseudoStereo plugin for Audacity , which can be downloaded from here ... http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyqui ... udo-Stereo

Installation instructions are here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/ef ... st_effects

I notice that recalling a saved User Preset in a generator does not change the duration controls in the effect. If it did, that "might" provide a way for a generator to specify a duration in a Chain. There would still be a problem that there is currently no way for the Chain to know "...

Bugs may be reported here on the forum, and will be transferred to bugzilla by one of the moderators if appropriate. Please include all relevant information about how to reproduce the bug, including the exact version of Audacity (look in "Help > About Audacity") and which version of Windows.

When I go to replay the recorded sound I hear it OK up to the point of where the Audacity display "graph chart" ceased and just silence thereafter. Do you mean that the blue wiggly "waveform" (shown as number 12 here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/index.html#reference) stops ...

So what is the explanation of my different experience? One factor could be the quality of the lacquer that is used to protect the reflective surface below the (usually screen printed) label. I have noticed that some "bargain bin" CDs can degrade rapidly. On the other hand, I have several ...

See here for how to split a stereo track: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/sp ... racks.html

Split the stereo track into two mono tracks as described in that article, then click on the [X] in the top left corner of the track that you want to delete.

When you say "it stops", what exactly happens? Is the Play button still down in Audacity? Is the Pause button down? Does Audacity continue recording but only record silence?

markdans wrote:It looks very much like Audacity is using a 32bit length value for the WAV length header parameter.

Yes it is - as per the WAV format specification: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WAV#Limitations

A bit off-topic, but rather than using fake Windows 7, have you considered using (genuine) Linux? There are many excellent versions ("distributions") that are free (for example "Linux Mint" is frequently recommended for new Linux users).

Difficult to tell for certain just from the sound, but it sounds to me like "skipping". See: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... html#skips