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I've reported the issue to the developers.

This bug has been present since at least the 2.0.0 release. Obviously not many people listen to silence with volume cranked all the way up

steve wrote:The exported WAV file has got "Triangle" dither when it should have "Shaped" dither.

It's only happening when exporting stereo WAV files, not mono WAV files.

Robert J. H. wrote:It seems that the wave file isn't shaped at all - just plain white noise.

Weird indeed.
The exported WAV file has got "Triangle" dither when it should have "Shaped" dither.
I wonder when that bug crept in.

I'll raise this with the developers.

But would this add Split lines? That's the idea (otherwise it's no better than Align End to End followed by Mix and Render). I've little doubt that a dedicated C++ Append Import with a file browser and customisations for "import first file at the cursor" and "methods to demarcate the...

A feature request has been made for Append Import - a way to mark the joins between the imported files. It was suggested to insert silence at the joins but you could also label the joins or add split lines there (or perhaps only the C++ version could do that)... Nyquist plug-ins can currently only ...

Good catch.
Again I've updated popmute3.ny rather than creating a new version.

I just downloaded your 2 files, and the WAV has a lot more hiss than the FLAC! How very peculiar. :shock: 1) Import both files into Audacity. 2) Select the first 1 second in both tracks. 3) Apply the "Amplify" effect with default settings. (Obviously the first 1 second in both tracks is b...

Here's a patch that provides the option in Preferences > Import/Export

steve wrote:

Robert J. H. wrote:I forgot that the spectrum export appends data on existing files.

The number of times that I've done that

Topic split to: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 06#p221906

Slit from: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?p=221901#p221901 I forgot that the spectrum export appends data on existing files. It would be very easy to add an option for overwriting rather than appending the file. The difficult part is "where to put the option". Putting it in &q...