Audacity Forum

I'm getting the following errors on "make": gtk/FileDialogPrivate.cpp:102: warning: ignoring return value of ‘int chdir(const char*)’, declared with attribute warn_unused_result /usr/bin/ar ruv FileDialog.a FileDialog.o gtk/FileDialogPrivate.o /usr/bin/ar: creating FileDialog.a a - FileDia...

"rolloff" appears to be more common in American documentation (when used as a noun), so as the Audacity documentation is in US English I agree we should go with that. "cut-off" is virtually always hyphenated, and "plug-in" is already specified for Audacity documentation...

Do other programs playback OK?
If they do, then go to "Edit menu > Preferences > Devices" and set the Playback device to "Microsoft Soundmapper - Output"

Audacity does not currently support batch processing with Nyquist. However, Audacity has a built in compressor (in the Effect menu) that can be used in "Chains" to perform batch processing. See these links for more info: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Compressor http://manual.audacityt...

How can we answer that?
You need to tell us exactly what you are using, what you are doing and what is/is not happening. The more detail that you can provide the better.

I'm not gonna do that, since there were always problems with hardware compatibility. You could try running the Live CD (without installing). If the Live CD fully supports your hardware then your hardware will also be supported by that version if it is installed. I completely understand that you are...

Of course, it doesn't help to have higher resolution than your audio files... sebgar asked about "analog-to-digital". Answering his question literally, "the best output to match the highest quality in audacity" would be 32-bit float, but an accurate 96 kHz 32-bit float A/D conve...

Is your screen "widescreen format"? Do you know what the actual aspect ratio of your screen is? (for example, traditional CRT monitor were usually 4:3 whereas many flat screen monitors are 16:9 or 16:10). Do you know what sort of video card your computer has? Have you tried checking in &qu...

For a 19" screen the screen resolution would normally be 1024x768 (or greater). To get text at a reasonable size you would want the font settings at about 96 dpi. To set that (in Ubuntu 10.10) System > Preferences > Appearance > Fonts > "Details" button. What I find surprising is that...

Sprinterdriver wrote:I think that wouldn't be successfull because, like you said - the first heeader determine the length.

As Gale said, if you Import Raw, then the header data will be ignored and the entire file should be imported (with audible and visible clicks where the header data occurs).
Have you tried it?