Audacity Forum

How high/low do you have the recording level for the USB device in the Windows Control Panel? Have you found that setting?

My guess would be that you would need to connect the "record" output from the Mixdeck to a "Line-in" connection on your computer. A "Mic" input on the computer is not suitable as it will probably be in mono and distort (overload) badly. Many PC laptops only have a "...

Sorry I think that will be impossible to answer. Something went wrong but it could be almost anything.
Do you still have the original recording?
What, why and how are you "converting it"?

What sort of computer are you using?
What operating system?
Which version of Audacity?

Sorry there's no phone support - Audacity is a free, open source project that is made and supported by enthusiasts in their "spare time". What sort of records are you playing? Some dance/DJ vinyl is made with extremely high recording levels that many USB turntables simply cannot cope with....

my example case is 600 short speech files for a game The method described in my previous post should do a good job with that. Short files are trimmed very close to start/end of the audio. However if the files are in a compressed format such as MP3, note that: Audacity only works on uncompressed dat...

I have the problem about not recognizing CDs in the car, I tried Brasero,it does the WAV to CDA but it still doesn't work in my car but works in my cousin's car so I guess that's the problem of different players I'm not sure Assuming that you've checked all the items mentioned in this thread then i...

That's not right is it. Need more information: What is plugged into the Line In? A cassette player? Make/model number is useful. How is it connected (what sort of lead and which "holes" do each plug plug into)? Which version of Windows? What sort of computer? Is this a laptop? Is it a bran...

I could hear three tones, one after the other (not simultaneous polyphonic), What you are actually hearing is a sequence of three polyphonic tones. Each of the three tones in the sequence is made up of multiple tones. Actually I've just spotted an error in the code - here's a corrected version. Eac...

+1 is right at the top of the audio track - are you sure that's what you mean? Could you post a screen shot?

I just know this will turn out to be something stupidly simple.
Where exactly do you have Audacity installed?