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Reliably finding clicks automatically without "false positives" is difficult. "Paul L" has been making good progress on detecting vocal clicks (http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=245549#p245549) and somewhere else on the forum is a plug-in that detects "peak inver...

To use Nyquist plug-ins in Chains, ensure that you are using the current 2.0.5 version of Audacity (available here: http://audacityteam.org/download/) I don't speak German, but from what I can make out, that article appear (to me) to be suggesting that you should export the processed file in MP3 for...

That isn't a standard shipped effect. It's a plug-in. Where did you get it?

You can't do that with an ordinary plug-in effect.
I think your best bet would be to use mod-script-pipe: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/scripting.html

MaxMi wrote:I just wonder if any one would know, if there is any way to apply subliminal effect in chain

Which "subliminal effect?

For "masking":
Chains only support one file at a time. For subliminal messages you need 2 files, the message and the mask.

I've lost track of which is the most recent version
(I hope you haven't MichloIW )

pioneer wrote:when i save the format (save as type)i do not found RF64

Please read the earlier reply from Gale: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 54#p245554

In particular a noticeable thump occurs periodically The recording is occasionally skipping a bit as can be seen if you zoom in: tracks000.png This is caused when a bit of data gets dropped. I've never used bluetooth but taking a quick look on Google skipping/stuttering/hiccups seems to be a very c...

Chapter markers are not a standard part of the MP3 specification (other than as the informal standard ID3v2 Chapter Frame Addendum) and are not currently supported by Audacity.
I think you can add Chapter markers with iTunes (though I can't help with that as I don't use iTunes).

Note that the A-Weighted measurement in stats.ny may not be accurate because it hasn't been calibrated [ToDo:] I've just tested against the table published by CFFET (http://cffet.net/noise/noise_ch2a.shtml) The "Wave Stats" plug-in A-Weighted measurements are accurate to within 1 dB for f...