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prussan wrote:Does anybody know how to fix this issue?

At the moment we don't even know how to reproduce this issue.
Please describe step by step what we need to do to make this happen.

It only requires a tiny error on a flash card to trash a file that is written over the bad bit.
Flash cards these days are extremely cheap for huge storage capacity. I wonder about the quality of the cheaper ones, though there is no guarantee that a more expensive brand will be more reliable.

I was unaware that there's an upper limit to the length of recordings in Audacity 2.0.4 and recently saved a 17 hour project (from what I've understood from other posts there is still an upper limit of about 13.5 hours when recording at 44100Hz). Yes the limitation still exists and is the first &qu...

Drag the second track to the right using the Time Shift tool.

What you should have done in order to continue recording on the same track is "Append Record" (SHIFT + R). See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tr ... tml#append

I now have a working patch - to apply it requires compiling Audacity from the source code - please ask if you want the patch While working on this, I considered whether it should work with mono tracks. My conclusion was a resounding "No" because the behaviour would almost certainly be misu...

Curiously there was a French post just yesterday where the poster wanted to do exactly this. It's not particularly arduous to do manually. Apply these commands in turn to the upper channel / track of the stereo pair. All of the commands are in the track drop-down menu Split Stereo Track Move Track ...

Question for WB4WGE, What sort of AM does Trebor's code produce? Is it double sideband suppressed carrier? To test Trebor's code with an audio range message and a carrier beyond the audible frequency range, use a mono audio track with a sample rate of say 176400 Hz, and set the carrier frequency to ...

Trebor wrote:The result of that code still has the carrier,

That's "normal" for AM (double-sideband + full-carrier)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amplitude_modulation

Something like this?