Audacity Forum

(And do I need to add that I have not yet gotten any sound out of my E-MU 1212?) You need to fix that first. Don't bother trying to get Audacity working until your sound card is working properly as you are unlikely to have any success, just waste a lot of time, effort and frustration. Do you have a...

You need to install the appropriate Microsoft "Redistributable Package" as described here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/fa ... html#probs

nabilof05 wrote:all this ( even wav ) are work fine except when change setting to voice downlink or mic from the audio source setting.

Are you talking about Audacity settings or settings in your 'phone software?

Are you doing Export Multiple based on labels? If so, check the text in the labels. Do not use any special characters in the labels as these may not be valid as file names. In particular, avoid using the "slash" (/) character. Safest to stick with letters and numbers. If you are using Expo...

The problem is not the software, it's the physical connection between the TV and the computer. I would guess that the HDMI connection on the laptop is output only (check the laptop specifications if you think that it should also be able to handle input) and that the HDMI connection on the TV is inpu...

Just backtracking a bit. You wrote:

"I recorded wav file on my samsung galaxy s2 . use auto call recorder"

Did that work? Do you have a recording on your 'phone that plays back on your 'phone?

I have Sirius radio as part of my satellite TV programing This is a physical radio, not software? If so, then you need to connect the AUX output of the device to a "Line level" input on your computer and then set Audacity to use the Line In using the Device Toolbar . Most full size comput...

To set the output (playback) device in Audacity, look in the Device Toolbar.

You appear to have a perfectly valid WAV format recording of silence.
I'd guess that the problem is with the "auto call recorder". I presume that the recording plays as silence in any other program?

In the effect menu there is an effect called "Change Tempo". The sound quality of this effect is not great, but probably good enough for learning a song. Some things that you may find useful: There are a number of resources specifically for blind Audacity users: http://wiki.audacityteam.or...