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jblake17 wrote:As I'm writing a scientific report, I need to be able to cite the author of the code. How would you like to be cited?

Please see you private messages (link near top left of the forum).

The 24 bit conversion is great, it has no noise, just like the original 24 bit FLAC I'm exporting. Unless you turn dither off, both 16-bit and 24-bit FLAC exports have dither noise. The difference that you are noticing is that 24-bit dither has a much lower level (around -130 dB rms) compared with ...

How do you decode? If the audio is encoded using the code from the first post in this topic http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=148686#p148686 then you can decode by applying this command via the Nyquist Prompt effect (Audacity 2.1.0) (mult *track* (hzosc 17500.0)) As with other forms of ...

Turn down the recording level in the Windows Sound Control Panel in the Recording tab. (Right click on the USB device and select "Properties", and then "Levels")

Unless you have a USB interface that you have not told us about, the weak point is the sound card in the laptop.That can be easily and cheaply remedied by adding a Behringer UCA 202 (or similar) USB sound card (about $30). The other glaring omission is what you listen to your recording with. It's im...

Ensure that you have Audacity 2.1.0 from here: http://web.audacityteam.org/download/windows If you are using that version, try resetting the Audacity preferences by re-installing and selecting the option to "reset preferences" during the installation. On first launch after reinstalling, yo...

From the command line: will search all .AUP files in the current directory.
(note the switch is lower case L)

See here: http://artproaudio.com/support/faqs#windows7

Also, the current version of Audacity is 2.1.0 which you can get here: http://web.audacityteam.org/download/

The damage is mostly in the left channel, so it is possible to make a pretty good repair using the "Repair Channel" effect: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyquist_Effect_Plug-ins#Repair_Channel Tip: use the Spectrogram view to "see" the damage. http://manual.audacityteam.org/o...

ChristineG wrote:In the enclosed sample I have a couple of bits of mud at about two and four seconds.

It sounds as if you have already attempted a repair in those places. Do you still have the original unedited version of that part?