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Ensure that you are logged into an xorg session and not Wayland. Audacity does not yet fully support Wayland.

Rosen, Stuart (2011). Signals and Systems for Speech and Hearing (2nd ed.). BRILL. p. 163. "For auditory signals and human listeners, the accepted range is 20Hz to 20kHz, the limits of human hearing" i also done some tests on my own and here's the results Have you checked that your headphones are c...

See here for how to select audio: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/audacity_selection.html i want to remove 20sec to 30sec portion, 1m35sec to 1m45sec and 2m40sec to 2m50 sec portions from that audio file Select from 2m40sec to 2m50 sec. press the Del key. Select from 1m35sec to 1m45sec. press th...

ligaman wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 18, 2021 3:12 am

when i try to record from a download

I'm not sure what you mean by that.
Do you mean that you are trying to record audio playing in your web browser?

exFAT should be OK.
How is the drive connected to the computer?

Here is one more file: https://mega.dp.ua/ru/5hc8M2 Again this file can be fixed with mp3val: mp3val -f *.mp3 Analyzing file "A tam, vperedi, vsyo doroga1.mp3"... WARNING: "A tam, vperedi, vsyo doroga1.mp3" (offset 0x479): MPEG stream error, resynchronized successfully INFO: "A tam, vperedi, vsyo d...

Here is one more file: https://mega.dp.ua/ru/5hc8M2 Analyzing file "A tam, vperedi, vsyo doroga1.mp3"... WARNING: "A tam, vperedi, vsyo doroga1.mp3" (offset 0x479): MPEG stream error Request to fix the bug without delay. This isn't actually an Audacity bug. The problem is that you are trying to imp...

_Mike wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 17, 2021 7:02 pm

The number of tracks varies

In that case, try this:

Hey, I just tried searching for avformat-55.dll, and it doesn't seem to be on my computer (I'm certain it was there before). Should I try downloading it, and if so, where should I install it? Thanks! Don't worry about that for now. It is an optional component. Let's focus on the main problem first....

How many tracks are in the project?
If it's a fixed number of tracks then you can use the "Select Tracks" command. Note that for this command the top track is numbered 0.