Audacity Forum

would it be easy to add the peak value as well? That's the part that uses a lot of memory (if it is to be done accurately) Update: (and note to self) It can be done (with recent versions of Audacity) without excessive memory use if we clear data from "s" straight away. For example: (setq ...

Check that you have plenty of free hard drive space, specifically on the drive that Audacity is using to store the audio data.

Do you have the wxWidgets sample code installed and built? I didn't but I do now. Try the program built in: wxWidgets-2.8.12samplesfont use the menu item Select > Select Font...--it should pop up a font dialog. OK, done that: font-choose.png but still got the problem with sizeColorFamilyViaFontDial...

I'm using 2.8.12 from the wxWidgets repository for Debian.

Oh dear, I've created a monster. :D A further update... I have tried to build an Equalizer curve similar to that recommended by Steve. It looks like this: .... .... It's almost the same but not quite. Is the difference important? Regarding bass roll-off, I ask myself, "what are the lowest frequ...

One of the "conceptual problems" that I mentioned is that it's impossible to create constant amplitude narrow band noise. If you take white noise as an example, by definition the noise is random, though the average amplitude is constant across all frequencies within the audio spectrum. If ...

If it was working then suddenly not working, it could be that some other program has grabbed exclusive control of your sound system.
Do you run Skype or other voip type application?
Have you tried rebooting the computer?

Perhaps you have some security setting that is preventing the link from opening?
As a workaround you could create a bookmark/favourite in your web browser to the manual index page.

To find a file that is in the Windows Media Player library:

• Click the Library tab, and then browse to the file you want to find on your computer.
• Right-click the file and then click Open File Location.

The simplest "workaround" is to get into the habit of connecting the microphone before launching Audacity.