Audacity Forum

AlexMo wrote:Do you think I can use the Audacity source code in order to do this project?

No I don't think that Audacity will help you. It is designed to be run on a local machine and is not suitable for running on a web server.

I just read in an old thread that using MME can cause some speed problems? Do you get problems with playback at the wrong speed (noticeably wrong)? If not then it is nothing to worry about. The comment that you posted relates to a specific problem that may occur on some Windows machines. If it does...

tangoduster wrote:I often find spikes, which are much higher than the general maximum sound level.

Are these "spikes" valid audio or are they "crackles" (like from a scratched record)?

Here is a technically perfect 16 bit 8000 Hz mono WAV (Microsoft PCM) file. It is a metronome click at one click per second for 8 seconds. Does this play correctly? Does your call centre software accept it? 16-bit-8000Hz.wav Here is a 44100 Hz version of the same audio for comparison: 16-bit-44100Hz...

tablesnake wrote:Ill upload some comparative files when I get a chance.

Please do. I don't think we can help further 'till then.

How do you know that trouble with the second pass isn't related to doing a terrible job with the first? Yes, of course it could be. Without a "good" noise profile the noise reduction will be bad, but you know as well as I that even with a "perfect" noise sample the noise reducti...

According to the web site, our developers could contact the crew there for a Audacity specific implementation. Alternatively Contour could provide software for Linux as they do for Windows and Mac OS X. Does the Contour Shuttle uses some recognised standards for controlling media editors? (perhaps ...

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kozikowski wrote:Didn't someone post that all you really had to do was jam silence at the end of the show to give Chris something to chew on?

I recall that being said, but testing now with his 1.2.6 version that does not appear to help.

The easiest way is to create two tracks in Audacity. Use the Pan slider (http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/audio_tracks.html#pan) to pan one track to the left and the other to the right. When you "export" to create a normal audio file, the tracks will be "mixed" to create a si...