Audacity Forum

Select the part that you want to speed up and then apply one of the following effects (all in the Effect menu). Change Speed. This literally speeds up (or slows down) the selection, affecting both the tempo and the speed. The sound quality is virtually unaffected, though speeding up too much will ma...

Audacity does not support real time processing - In Audacity you would record something and then apply the required effects. Audacity supports a vast range of effects. If you wish to use VST effects you should use Audacity 1.3.13 rather than the old 1.2.x version. Audacity does not support VSTi (VST...

if I want to export all tracks in a file with few clicks, I am lost Do you mean that you have a project with multiple tracks and you want to export each track as a separate file? If so, you should use "File > Export Multiple" and select "Split Files based on > Tracks". See here ...

Audacity built and appears to work. Hooray, congratulations :D 1) (90%) The wxWidgets' build system and API instability. I'm currently trying to get Audacity to build on Windows and I'm hitting similar problems. 2) (10%) Lack of clarity/correctness in the docs for building Audacity. Any suggestions...

You may have WMP set to burn "data CDs" rather than "audio CDs".

I don't think that this is related to your problem, but one thing that you should always do before transferring a project from one machine to another is to check dependencies (File menu > Check Dependencies).

kozikowski wrote:Isn't that option there because not every player supports variable?
Koz

I think all MP3 players these days (hardware or software) support playing VBR, though some still report the track play time incorrectly.

As I may have said previously, I'm not really familiar with Centos, but would wxGTK-2.8.10 from here work?
http://pkgs.repoforge.org/wxGTK/

The beginner's guide says to configure audacity with ./configure --disable-gtk2 --disable-unicode I think you're looking at the section about building wxGTK-2.4.2 in the "Example compiling Audacity 1.2" You probably don't need to build wxGTK if there's a suitable rpm available. For Audaci...

I'm using libgtk2 version 2.24.4-3
On Debian based distros the header files and static libraries are in -dev packages and for building these are required in addition to the program files and shared libraries.
Sorry I've never used Centos so I don't know any specific details relating to that distro.