Audacity Forum

Giovani wrote:I have a 1.3.13. But I understand, what is a change speed, but I don't know, if I synchronize a speed, I must turned off tracks or what I must do? Thank You.

Sorry, I don't understand your question.

I use Windows Vista and am actually not sure about which version of audacity I am using but I am fairly certain it is 1.2 Audacity 1.2 is ancient and not recommended for Vista. You can get Audacity 1.3.13 from here: http://audacityteam.org/download/ I would recommend that you also install "Lam...

What are you recording from?
Which Linux distro are you using?
What sort of sound card?
ALSA/OSS/PulseAudio/Jack?
Has recording ever worked?
Can you record with other applications?

Edit menu > Preferences > Interface
Disable (deselect) "CleanSpeach mode".
Restart Audacity to make the setting stick.

On Linux, the "help" folder should usually go in /usr/share/audacity if Audacity was installed from a repository package, or /usr/local/share/audacity if you compiled Audacity from our source code. That should give a directory structure of either: /usr/share/audacity/help/manual/ or /usr/l...

Soo that's a no go on my laptop even WITH shut down programs? I would have thought that recording without the drop-outs should be possible on that machine, but you may need to do a bit of work to get it running efficiently (optimised). The first thing to watch out for is programs running in the bac...

I have unchecked "Show Metadata Editor prior to export Step" and I find that while this does avoid it popping up as each track is exported, at the same time I do not have an opportunity to input the album name etc. You can open the Metadata Editor prior to Exporting ( File menu > Open Met...

I use a computer with a screen reader, I would like to sinchronize tracks by speed of my first pasted track in an audacity project. I need get audio tracks in same tempo or speed. I have select or check item sync-lock tracks and I don't know, how to I must made to get secound track tempo same, like...

DickN wrote:Guess I should have mentioned that what I'm fixing is clicks and other short-duration annoyances (yes, I did try Click Fix), and the holes I'm patching are only a ms or 2 - sometimes a fraction of a cycle.

Have you tried the Repair effect? http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Repair

Thanks Bill, I've updated the Bugzilla report.