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If I understand you right I can record via Microphone or Line In as things stand now, but not through Audacity? You should be able to record with Audacity via Microphone or Line-in if you plug something in (such as a microphone into the microphone socket). You can not record "Stereo Mix" ...

If you don't know what you are looking for, then I don't know how you will be able to find it.
If the glitch sounds like a click, then see my previous reply: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 91#p224891

FWIW, I don't see that on Linux.

What sort of "glitch" are you looking for?

There are platform specific guides to building Audacity: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Devel ... fic_Guides
I don't see any mention of Cygwin, so my guess is that you will be on your own with that. Do you really need to use Cygwin?

adefreitas2022 wrote:Recorded 8 megs worth of music

8 MB for the default format of 32 bit float, 44100 Hz sample rate, works out as less than 1 minute for a mono track.

There are times when I want the full 128 sample range and others when a much shorter selection will give a more "accurate" repair. I don't often use "Repair" but I can well imagine that could be the case, for example if there is a click very close to a transient peak. So how abo...

but the only options I have are below: Playback: Microsoft Sound Mapper - Output Speakers (Realtek High Defini Headset Earphone (GN9350) Recording: Microsoft Sound Mapper - Input Microphon Array (USB PnP Audio Speakers (Realtek High Defini Headset Earphone (GN9350) As waxcylinder suggested, the &qu...

What sort of "glitch" are you looking for?
"Clicks" can often be seen as a vertical red line when looking closely at the track spectrogram view. http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tr ... tml#spgram

BamboLord wrote:just to record things from guitar pro

How are you doing that?
I thought that Guitar Pro was able to export WAV files, so why do you need to record it?