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Which part are you having trouble with? How far have you got with the task?

You are assuming the digits are decimal digits. But if the letter "c" is a valid digit, these must be hexadecimal digits. The normal sequence for the project data starts at d00 (which is the salient point being discussed). The numbering is indeed hexadecimal, so will (probably, I've not t...

There are some strange little spikes in the spectrum view, but nothing obvious to suggest where they are coming from. The spikes are exactly 20 ms apart, which is a frequency of 50 Hz. Are you located in a country that has 50 Hz mains electricity? If so then you may be either picking up interference...

As PGA wrote,connect the MBox and wait for Windows to recognise it before you launch Audacity. If Audacity is already open, either close and relaunch it or select "Rescan Audio Devices" from the Transport menu. Then use the Device Toolbar to select the MBox (USB option) http://manual.audac...

I'm not sure, but Spitfish may be supported in Audacity 2.0.1 which you can get here: http://audacityteam.org/download/

How much free disk space is there on your C: drive? How big is the file that you are trying to export? What is the exact location that you are exporting to, and how much free space there? What is the exact file name that you are using for the exported file? Are there any error messages? Any other de...

Which version of Audacity are you using? (look in "Help > About Audacity")

I quite understand why you prefer XP. It served me well for many years and seeing the end of XP in sight was what prompted me to switch to Linux. I still keep the old XP box for testing and have XP as a virtual machine on my Linux box (also useful for testing). At least you can still use the 2.0.0 v...

See here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 12#p183512

Try resetting the Audacity preferences file, just in case something has become corrupted in there.
http://manual.audacityteam.org/manual/h ... html#reset