Audacity Forum

I've got a minor improvement - currently, with the normal peak detection method, the labels are placed a little late (on average about 1 or 2 ms). Not really noticeable unless the labels are set as close a possible to the sounds using test signals. This version should fix that. AdvancedSoundFinder.n...

I don't thing that we can help. If you had been using Audacity 2.0 then even if it froze there would be a very good chance of automatic recovery the next time that Audacity was opened. There is an article here about crash recovery, much of which relates to Audacity 1.2.x http://wiki.audacityteam.org...

Some excessive headphone tests later I realized that using two independent delays for the stereo channels can result in disturbing stereo panning effects with long delay times, Not a problem with speakers, but with headphones the version 2 is noticeably more "natural" sounding provided th...

Try the "Digidesign ASIO Driver 6.1.1" or "Digidesign Audio Drivers v7.0" from here: http://archive.digidesign.com/download/asio/ The "Digidesign ASIO Driver" will not work with Audacity, but either the 6.11 or 7.0 "Digidesign WaveDriver" should work. Make sur...

Trebor wrote:i.e. my bug report is a false alarm.

Let's hope so, but old data should not really upset Audacity 2, so keep an eye out in case it happens again.

I don't think there's any way to fix that other than the extremely labour intensive process of manual repair.

Sound Finder could do with a new control "Ignore sounds shorter than [seconds]" . This would consider sounds that are shorter than the minimum duration to be part of the "silence". The use case is that it would enable removal of a lot of loud but short duration sounds. Done Soun...

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mskramst wrote:It had sometime to do with this USB Logitech headset I was using.

Why do you say that? Was the headset unplugged?

Dither was already selected to None, the default value. The default is for dither to be enabled (shaped). If you had a previous version of Audacity installed then your current version would inherit the Preference settings from the old version. Some considerations: 16 bit audio does not have a value...