Audacity Forum

still quite curious though why Audacity was suddenly unable to recognize the microphone considering I had not made any changes...perhaps any one of the regular updates to my system somehow led to this event... Audacity reads the device names from the device drivers. If the drivers are updated (whic...

Does your question have anything to do with Audacity?

If it is a new turntable, has it ever worked?
If it is an old turntable, has it been serviced recently?

Gale Andrews wrote:though I do think menu items should be considered for Edit > Move Cursor > To Clip End (and Start) and for Edit > Select > Cursor to Clip End (and Edit > Select > Clip Start to Cursor

Sounds reasonable.

Thanks for the report.
I'll pass this on to the developers.

I agree that this is an error, but I'm surprised that it caused a problem because (normally) we should be using Unicode.

Audacity is very picky about the version of FFmpeg.
Did you configure with the "--disable-dynamic-loading" option? if not, try that.

Nyquist will only accept a dot as the decimal separator. For plugins that have numeric input boxes, the numeric input box is internationalized so that the decimal separator appropriate to the locale is used ("comma" for Russian locale). If necessary, Audacity then converts the decimal sepa...

Try installing pavucontrol (Pulse Audio Volume Control).
Then open Audacity and set the recording input to "Pulse".
Then open pavucontrol and set the recording input to the one that you want to use.

If you want to split a long recording into multiple files or CD tracks, see here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... html#split

I've had a look at the code for this new feature, and it may be a bug due to an unexpected automatic localization of the numbers that are passed from Audacity to Nyquist. The Audacity code passes the values of the frequency selection to Nyquist, which can then be used by Nyquist plugins. Nyquist req...

kozikowski wrote:A word on WAV files. They have a restriction of 2GB

The maximum size for normal WAV files is 4 GB (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WAV#Limitations), though some very old machines and some very old or poorly written programs may only support WAV files up to 2 GB.