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Jkeeezy wrote:One more issue though i was able to d/l and successfully install all plugins except for 'nseband.ny' For some reason when i launch audacity it gives me an error msg about this plugin.

You mean this one: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyqui ... Noise_Band

What's the error message?

kozikowski wrote: Would't this be a good place for a computer program?

I think you can do that in xplorer² http://zabkat.com/ provided that it was a new recording. Editing or processing will cause the creation time order to differ from the time-on-the-track order.

Topic moved to the Windows forum.

Are you able to roll back Windows to a restore point when Stereo Mix was working?

I opened it in a program called Scite (a text editor for Linux) and noticed that the page encoding was set to "UTF-8 with BOM" (byte order mark), so I changed it to "UTF-8 without BOM". See here for how to set the encoding in Notepad++ http://npp-community.tuxfamily.org/documenta...

I think the problem is that the encoding was changed when you saved the file.
Try this version (I've renamed it with a "2" at the end of the file name so that you don't get it mixed up with your other versions - you should change that to the original file name).

See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ: ... hancements

Please add the AUP file as an attachment to your reply (see "upload attachment" below the message composing box).

Does your computer have a "Line In" socket?
What is the connection on your record player? Is that a "Line Out"?

Are you using "File menu > Open..."?

When running ./configure there is section of the output (near the end of the output) that looks something like this: Configuration summary: Target ...................... i686-pc-linux-gnu C++ bindings ................ no Debug output ................ no ALSA ........................ yes ASIHPI ........