Audacity Forum

The "problem" was that your WAV files are not really WAV files, they are MP3 files with a ".wav" file extension. When encoding to MP3 there is a trade-off between file size and sound quality. For low quality and small file size, the MP3 should have a low "bit rate" (sma...

If you're on Vista or Windows 7: Right-click over the Speaker icon by the system clock then choose Recording Devices to open the Recording tab of "Sound". Right-click over Microphone and choose Properties. There will probably be an Enhancements tab. If there is, look for an option for &quo...

It's a very low quality (16 kbps) MP3 with a .WAV file extension.

Right-click over the speaker icon in the System Tray and select Recording Devices . Right-click anywhere inside the Recording tab and choose "Show disabled devices" then right-click again and check "Show Disconnected Devices". Ensure that the fono mini is listed and enabled as a ...

To record stereo you would need to use 2 microphones. 1 mono microphone (such as the SM58) will always be mono. If you only want to record from 1 microphone, use input 1 on the FasTrack (the three pin XLR input), set Audacity to record 1 input channel (mono) using the Device Toolbar http://manual.au...

Is it just this one Audacity Project that you are having trouble with or do other projects all have the same problem?
If you import an audio file into a new Audacity Project, does it play correctly?

If you have a separate file for each track, just select them to burn to CD in whatever is the normal way for your CD burning program. I don't use Windows Media Player so I can't tell you how to use that program. I am using windows xp am i on the wrong forum If you are using Audacity 1.3.x then you a...

I'm only able to test on a 32-bit machine, but for information, I don't get those problems.

LC_2012_03_01.wav looks far too small to be an ordinary WAV file.
Try installing MediaInfo and use that to tell you what the file format is.
Alternatively, if you can upload that file to a file sharing site (such as sendspace.com) and post a link, then I'll have a look at it.

Check to see if there is an output level control on the turntable itself. On some models there is a knob hidden on the underside of the turntable.