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jerome42 wrote:TrackPanel::OnSetDisplay(wxCommandEvent & event)

Yes, that's what I was looking at.
In the current svn sourcecode that is line 7160 and line 7170 is wt->SetDisplay(id);
Development work is usually done against svn head so that it's not out of date before you finish

The recording meter can be activated by clicking on it.
Also, you can click the Pause button and then the Record button so that it is record mode and paused.

It probably isn't distorted, unless it sounds distorted (which I assume is not the case). The current fashion for most commercial recordings is to make them as loud as possible (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness_war). To do this, the peaks are "limited" to 0 dB (see: http://en.wik...

You've got the "Multi-Tool" selected. http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/multi_tool.html
Click on the "Selection Tool" to go back to normal (Shortcut F1 key) http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/au ... html#mouse

1) Tracks > Stereo to Mono

2) Normalize with DC offset enabled.

3) Notch filter - "q" = 8.
Frequencies: 43, 60, 120, 178, 296, 533.

4) Noise Removal: 5) Compressor: 6) Amplify to -1 dB

Je suis desole, je ne parlez pas francais
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Auda ... ts/fr#move

Ensure that playback is not paused. Most functions are disabled unless Audacity is stopped (not paused, playing or recording). Click the "Stop" button.

On Windows with USB devices it's not unusual for the recording level to need to be extremely low. Windows often assumes that USB devices are microphones and thus amplifies the signal far too much when set to what would seem a "reasonable" level. Check that Windows is set to record stereo -...

Update:

I've just built Audacity with theme support enabled, so I'm pleased to say that it does build.

There are platform specific guides for building Audacity: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Developer_Guide To work on the current development version, download the source code from svn (details in the guides). Note that the theme code has not been touched for quite a while, and was incomplete even ...