Audacity Forum

How does it sound if you listen to the original capture in Audacity (just press "Play" after recording).

If that sounds OK, try plugging your iPod headphones into the computer and listen to the Audacity playback - how does that sound?

As I'm not a C++ programmer I can't do anything about the bug but hopefully it will be fixed soon.
Does the workaround that you used on Linux work?

Which folder did you select when you were exporting?
Try selecting your Desktop as the export folder.

For anyone that builds Audacity from the source code, here is patch to implement: "All labelled regions are treated separately unless overlapping." The code change is just Line 4157 of src/Project.cpp - if( cur->start <= last->end ) + if( cur->start < last->end )

Click "File" menu Select "Export..." Select the folder where you want to export to. Enter a file name (do not use dots, slashes or other "special" characters in the file name0. Ensure that the file type is set to "WAV (Microsoft) signed 17 bit PCM". Click the ...

I suspect that it is due to the poor little web cam mic being unable to cope. ;) Could you post a couple of short audio samples (just a few seconds) of: a) Clean recording b) Gain/distortion recording. Export the samples as WAV files. Do not do any processing or adjustment to the recording - we need...

See here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 34#p197934

gkvc57 wrote:I have a module in the form of a .so file (it's actually an Aurora module to generate sine wave sweeps:(aurora-plugins).

That web site does not appear to work, or is under construction.

I think you are getting confused between "modules" and "plug-ins". A "module" needs to be specifically written for Audacity and compiled from the source code at the same time as Audacity is compiled. There are currently 3 modules available, but they are only available a...

Gale Andrews wrote:I think though if we use the "gain" word for the third control we should use it for the following two controls.

Perhaps we don't need the "G" word at all.

Start/End as: [ % of Original ]
Start (or end): [ 0 ]
End (or start): [ 100 ]