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So, those are the permanent settings I want in Audacity, "pulse" for both play and record, and "Monitor of (my sound card)" in "ALSA Capture from..." Yes, to record what is playing on your computer, set Audacity to record from "pulse" ("default" is ...

The device shown is my Diamond card (C-Media CMI8738 Analog Stereo) where yours is showing Built In.... OK. To record something that is playing on your computer (such as Internet radio), you need to change that to the "Monitor" setting. On mine there is the choice of "Built in Audio ...

Ken Coburn wrote:As shown in the attached screenshot, I have selected Line In

Was the meter below the two sliders moving with the music?

There's a whole bunch of related tutorials here that should cover everything: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tu ... to_cd.html

1:06:44 PM: Error: Can not enumerate files in directory 'Tempaudacity_tempproject30103e00d00' (error 3: the system cannot find the path specified.) There's the problem, though that should not prevent live input from appearing on the meters, so perhaps it was a combination of this and the older driv...

Sorry, I don't have any video tutorials, and most of the one's I've seen on the Internet are very poor, often with obsolete versions of Audacity and frequently quite misleading.

The screenshot doesn't help much ;) but I presume that you mean that when you select "SB Live! Line:0 input" as the recording " Port " for the SB Live! EMU10k1 Analog Stereo Device you can see the meter moving with the music? Open pavucontrol and ensure that "SB Live! Line:0...

Steve has even written a plug-in that converts the exported data to an importable EQ-preset. Where do I find that? Gale I think Robert is referring to this experiment: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=203704#p203704 and the later version here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.ph...

I am recording LPs. My phono preamp feeds the Line input on my SB Live! soundcard. I have been using this setup for several years, but in the past using Audacity with Windows XP. The problem exists only with the Linux version of Audacity. Cool. Let's find out where it's going wrong. Connect up your...

Do you actually "need" to use MP3 format? Unless you are making a podcast or they are for a portable player that only supports MP3 then there may be another format as good or better, then you could avoid the trouble with Lame altogether. The steps 1 to 4 should be all that you need to do t...