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I was thinking that the files were going to be much bigger, around 40-100k, so expectations exceeded! Honestly, with the files the size they are now, they are quite reasonable given bandwidth and ubiquitous storage available. Not trying to sound lazy, but want the best audio possible and will give ...

Which Linux distro are you using?
How did you install Audacity?
What settings are you using in the Device Toolbar?
What sort of sound card are you using?
What sort of computer?
Is the computer a laptop?

For recording an interview, try it on "High".
Also, try turning on the low-cut filter (page 7 of the manual).

I just wondered if there was any way to record the LP's on the current DVD recorder in a Lossless format You will need to dig into your DVD recorder manual. Recording uncompressed audio is possible, but may or may not be supported by your DVD recorder. Have a look to see if your recorder supports D...

The quality is OK for what we are trying to do for now, but it seems that when the music gets real loud, audacity can't handle that much input, if that is even possible. I don't see why a really high level should cause Audacity to pause, but the recording level is far too high. Try turning down the...

What is the "Exact location" and file name that you are trying to use? (the "file name" will depend on the settings in the "Export Multiple" dialogue screen - by default the file names will be taken from the label text). Also, try opening the "Metadata Editor"...

Which version of Audacity are you using (the FULL number is important - look in "Help > About Audacity") Do you know what sort of sound card you have? If you look near the time/date in the bottom right corner of the Desktop there may be a loudspeaker icon. If there is then you should be ab...

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I'm not sure what exactly happened, but since other projects seem to work OK, keep an eye on the situation and avoid moving projects. If you get further problems let us know and we'll see what we can do to help.

The most likely options are: Input: "line in/mic in: line volume" Output: "Realtek HD Audio front output" Your keyboard should be plugged into the Light Blue socket. Your headphones should be plugged into the Lime Green socket. "Transport menu > Overdub" should be enabl...