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It's most likely the sound card. Are you using an on-board sound card? You could try changing the default sample rate - most on-board sound cards work best at 44100 or 48000 Hz. Ensure that the default sample rate in Audacity matches with the default sample rate for the sound card in the Windows Con...

Here's the patch. It adds support for all currently installed Nyquist Plug-ins, not just "chain.ny" Note that this is an unofficial patch. A couple of minor issues that may occur with this patch: The developer reported that there may be ellipsis at the end of the name in the "Select C...

Ah ha. Steve will like this - you found the hidden way to run a Nyquist Prompt in a chain. In "Edit Chains", click "Insert". Then hit ENTER (the focus is on "Edit Parameters"). This opens a Nyquist Prompt - it seems you can enter valid code here and it will run in the ...

Random Panner: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyqui ... 8random.29
Audio Chunker (now called "Regular interval audio splitter"): http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Nyqui ... o_splitter

NTFS support on Linux is not that good. I don't recommend using NTFS on linux for regular use. It works fine on my computer - I've never had any problem with it, though I hear that it is very sensitive to driver problems. If the hard drive, or its drivers are below par then it is likely to perform ...

You would need to use a multi-channel sound card (for example, Delta 1010lt ) Multi-channel recording is often easier if you use software that supports ASIO drivers (such as Cubase, Sonar or Reaper). Once you have the raw recording, even if you have used other software to record, you can still use A...

blomrjw wrote:Pressing F6 in the Alsa mixer gives no result

Are you sure that you're using Alsa Mixer? (Type "alsamixer" without quotes into a terminal window).

Bloomy wrote:Mh...for whatever reason...it is working now. I have no clue what I did wrong, probably I defined the chain the wrong way!

If you ever work out how it happened, do let us know as it could help other users.

esolve wrote:2) I know that in a 10 milli-second G711 frame, there are 80 bytes.

Isn't it 80 bits?

You may be more likely to find someone that can answer you questions on Asterisk G.729 Google group.

Audacity does not currently do that. I'll add your vote to the feature request: Smoother Track scrolling on Playback: Keep the cursor in one place but move the track - gives smooth visual playback without continual cursor back and forth http://wiki.audacityteam.org/wiki/Feature_Requests#Non-preferen...