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senlin wrote:One more small question...

Is there any way to make "Append" the default?

You can modify/customise the keyboard shortcuts http://manual.audacityteam.org/help/man ... ences.html

Question: Has anybody an idea how a Nyquist plugin could signal the return-type (sound, string, label-list), e.g. at the time after the plugin header has been parsed by the Audacity Nyquist interface? How about including that information in the header? ;nyquist plug-in ;version 4 ;type generate ;re...

glennggraves wrote:and ran CCleaner.

Did you run the "Registry Cleaner" part of CCleaner? That should do the job. (to be ultra safe, make a backup of the registry when it prompts you to do so).

Here's the rest of the code: ;;;;;;;;;; START OF NEW CODE ;;;;;;;;; ; file separator - the right sort of "slash" as a string. (setq slash (format nil "~a" *file-separator*)) ; remove the file separator from the end of the path ; if present - works around some Windows weirdness. (...

Well, it is going to be a loop that takes subtracts the start time of the second label from the end time of the first label to get the space between the first and second labels. The main goal of this is to get the Apple Start to Orange Start and Orange Length You've contradicted yourself. Subtract ...

The file I am processing should have an initial beep that I am going to ignore, In that case we need to reduce the label numbers by 1 so that the numbers will start at 1 and not at 2. Change line 114 from: (setq label-string (strcat label-string (format nil "~A" sound-count))) to: (setq l...

Do I assume there is no way Nyquist can find out left or right? That's correct. Channel allocation is something that Audacity does, it is not a property of the audio (except in stereo tracks which Nyquist sees as an array of two sounds with the left channel as the first element and the right channe...

Trebor wrote:wow, UCL have got plenty more free audio visualization software ... http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/resource/software.php

Nice find Trebor.
SFS/RTSPECT looks like a possibility too (works well on Windows XP). http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/resource/sfs/rtspect/

Audio CDs have this meta-data encoded on the disk. No, most audio CDs don't have meta-data. Audio CDs sometimes have "CD Text", but that is a non-standard extension to the Red Book specification for audio CDs http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Book_%28CD_standard%29 iTunes has a feature cal...

One of the limitations of Windows is that it can only recognise one program with a specified name so if you have two versions of the same program Windows will only recognise one of them. The problem gets worse if you manually make file associations due to how Windows (mis)handles file associations i...