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If you export the project as a 16 bit WAV file (the default audio export format), that will play on Windows, Mac, Linux or just about anything else.

By default Audacity converts uncompressed audio files to 32 bit float format when they are imported. This is a totally lossless conversion and is useful as it allows processing to be far more accurate. When you export your completed project you can set whatever (supported) file format you like in th...

You must have clicked in just the wrong place ;) On the left edge of each toolbar is a vertical bar. That bar enables you to pull the toolbar out of its docked position and move it anywhere else on your screen, or dock it in a different position in the main Audacity window. It's documented in the ma...

nouvo09 wrote: Sorry I didn't understand what HEAD is ? Could you explain pls ?

From the SVN source code (see the link that Gale posted)

You may be getting a few short "skips" in the recording, in which case there are a number of things here that you could check: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Manag ... nd_Drivers

Assuming that you have stopped the recording; Click on the track 5 seconds before the end of the track and click the Play button (or press the space bar). You may find it useful to work through one or more of these "getting started" tutorials: http://manual.audacityteam.org/manual/help/man...

See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/FAQ:Playback#usb

Check that the input that you want to use is enabled in Windows: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... es#vistacp
After enabling any new devices, restart Audacity or select "Rescan Audio Devices" from the Transport menu.

For your iPod, look up "Sound Check" in your iPod manual.

suttlemyre wrote:all so how could i easily export one of my projects to some one esle. like it shows on my screen, so they could mix and add. with out coverting to mp3.

See here: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Sendi ... _to_others