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So far, no one has mentioned that version 0.1 creates far more labels than the Silence Finder or Sound Finder. I did not tested with real-world audio. We have a piece of hardware in the studio which automatically detects the silence between tracks on a tape, record, CD or other input and splits it ...

The original "basic" version 0.1: v01.png Given that the current new behavior in the Sound finding mode is to place a Point Label and the old behavior was to place a Region Label, and given that both of these behaviors might be useful, I think it needs a switch to allow the user to choose....

Looking through the suggestions, here's version 0.2.
We do not need to implement all of these features and we may want to add others or make other changes, but here are all of the suggestions so far in one graphical interface:
A breakdown of these features to follow....

I closed Audacity, but later on, after rebooting, found the system once again silenced, and the input volume slider in Audacity once again lowered. The slider in Audacity responds to the sound system settings. I don't think that Audacity has the ability to "cause" this problem. It certain...

See here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Mixer ... _Issues#cp

I don't seem to be able to reproduce the problem. Could you give a Step-by-step ?

Have a look at "Export Multiple" (files based on tracks) http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/ex ... tiple.html

When the duration is wrong, is the pitch also wrong or is the pitch correct?

It does give these false positives in music with "railroad track" silences (Doo Wop, Concert Band etc.) and, unlike Audacity, there is no user control of the variables. I would guess that it uses something like "less than -30 dB for more than 2 seconds". I have a cassette player...

What I have been trying to find is a way to scan all the files in my music library for clipping(I guess this is another topic). You guess right ;) It would probably be best to raise this on the "Audio Processing" board http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewforum.php?f=28 (do mention in your p...