Audacity Forum

If the MP3s play on your computer and not on your phone, then you may have the wrong format for your phone, or it may not have copied to your phone correctly, or there could be a playback problem on your phone, but either way I doubt that we can help if the problem is your phone.

I'm under the impression that the Audacity crew developed a hiss/pop filter. There is a "Pop Mute" effect available as a plug-in. I'm the developer of that ;) It's not really designed for this type of issue, it's more of a "disaster recovery tool". For example, if you hadn't use...

On another note, how does the program AudRemote work? I presume that you mean this: http://sourceforge.net/projects/audaremote/ That's not our product. You'll have to ask developer of that application. It does not appear to have been updated since 2005 so there's no guarantee that it is supported b...

Try using the High Pass Filter effect. As a ballpark figure, try "Roll off" = 12 dB per octave and "Frequency" = 100 Hz. Experiment to find results that you are happy with. You could also try moving the microphone and/or pop-shield positions a little - the popping does not seem t...

If noone on this forum has an answer I think the main problem is that we don't know how your 'phone works. In fact we don't even know what sort of 'phone it is. Some 'phones will allow you to transfer voice messages to a computer via USB or bluetooth. I was hoping that someone with more experience ...

That seems unexpected and non-standard to me. The naive user would think when doing another paste after the first warning that the problem had gone away, and would not be able to distinguish that from the case where they had removed a lot of audio then made a short repeat. It depends how we word th...

I'm sorry that we've not been able to resolve this issue for you. No need to be. This is not an Audacity bug or problem. I agree that this does not appear to be an Audacity bug (most likely a conflict with another codec is my guess), but I can appreciate how frustrating this must be for Paulinee43 ...

Update: I see there have been several other posts since I started typing, so this post may no longer be needed, but in case it is useful, here it is: This is a screenshot Super, thanks. I have not exported to .Wav, but I found the export to OGG very successful. Thanks again. If you have time, could ...

I assume that an expert might be able to spot an edit 'mid-audio' (i.e. 20 seconds were removed in the middle of the file) but I wonder if someone could detect if I just 'chopped off' :) the first 4 minutes Probably yes. With sufficient knowledge and resources an audio forensics expert may also tel...

You can also schedule any command line program with XP''s "scheduler" (see here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308569), so for example, you could record with SoX (http://sox.sourceforge.net/) or any other command line recorder.