Audacity Forum

Usage: 1) Select a range including the end of one sentence and the start of the next. 2) Play, then "Stop and Set Cursor" just where you judge the next sentence should start. (Ctrl-A by default but I bind it to G.) (Note that the right edge of selection is unchanged and the left has moved...

Sorry about the delay - I've not had much time for Audacity things recently. I'll post a proper reply shortly.

Paul L wrote:Do you understand what I'm doing?

Not really.
Does the plug-in do what you expect it to do?
I'm unsure of what precisely I should be expecting it to do.

What operating system are you using? Windows 7?

1) the extenstion does not include MP3 format Audacity does not work directly on files. In order to be able to do all of the cool things that Audacity does, all editing and processing is done in Audacity's own "Project" format. An Audacity Project is NOT an audio file. To create a normal ...

Preference "Always store unsaved changes on quit". This would remove the "Save Changes?" dialogue and store something like an autosave file and the _data it points to. There would be a prescribed size limit and if that limit would be exceeded, the "Save Changes" dialog...

I think 150 is too aggressive. That will turn your ballsy, broadcast announcer into a normal speaker with good diction. which in this case is probably ideal: "You will better understand if i explain the job : A man is next to the road and when a car passes he has to speak the licence plate in ...

There would be a prescribed size limit Which would be what? 1 TB? More? Less? Does this feature create an accumulation of unsaved projects, or does it only apply to the last project open? If only the last project, then how does Audacity keep a record of the last but one project so that it can be de...

jokerplz wrote: I you have another idea to improve the result you're welcome

Apply a high pass filter at about 150 Hz as the first step - this will reduce "rumble" from traffic noise and so may improve your results.

ragnar.jensen wrote:If Audacity asks me to save changes and I answer "No" it is because I actually don't want to save any changes.

+1

Gale Andrews wrote:

steve wrote:If I run Audacity as sudo, the temp data is stored in /var/tmp/audacity-root/

Is this on Ubuntu or Debian?

Debian.