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I don't understand, even the first step (that I didn't upload) is corrupted. How long was the recording? What was the recording format? Was that totally un-edited, un-processed and still corrupt? Did you try playing the recording before you saved the project? Does your system notify you of "xr...

Filezilla looks OK in Hebrew R-to-Left as far as I can tell:
Compared with Audacity:

Let me just have another go with that first one in case the download screwed it up somehow.
I'll post when it's done.

The second one does not report missing data.
It plays correctly up to 10:5.940 and from there on the sound is badly corrupted. The sound of the corrupted audio is much the same as I heard in the first project.

BTW, when you say Clipfix is slow... how slow is slow? The first half of the progress bar goes really quick then it almost seems to freeze - is that normal? On my computer processing runs (walks) at about half real-time - I'll do a test... Processing a badly clipped 5 minutes stereo track takes aro...

Cwluc wrote:The first one didn't have any issue.

It did here.
The first 30% was fine. The next 20% was noticeably corrupted and the last 50% was silent.
I can't rule out data corruption in the download, though the RAR file extracted OK so it appeared to be OK.

When I tried to open the first of your links, it came up half blank and reported thousands of missing block files.
I'm not certain that the problem is related to the "2^31 sample" issue, but it looks plausible.

The second link has just finished downloading so I'll take a look at that now.

not having sufficient knowledge to be able to create your neat 'CODE' boxes To create the "Code" boxes, click on the "Code" button above the message composing box. This will print into your message: [c o de][/c o de] Then paste the code that you want to submit between the open a...

You may be starting to run up against this bug: http://bugzilla.audacityteam.org/show_bug.cgi?id=416 1 hour 4 minutes stereo at 96 kHz is about 750 million samples If you process that file, for example if you normalize it, the number of samples in the project will double as Audacity copies the data ...

all the links in the navigation bar on the left side will throw you back to the English manual. Oh dear, that's bad, but it does not invalidate the idea. It could still work if other language manuals were set up as a wiki family: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Multilingual_MediaWiki#Language_prefere...