Audacity Forum

Trebor wrote:A notch filter plug-in is available from the same link as above.

There is a better Notch filter plug-in here: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 92#p117939
Direct link to the plug-in: notch.ny

If Sound Recorder works for both recording and playback, then Audacity 1.3.12 should work if you set: Edit menu > Preferences > Devices Host: MME Playback: Microsoft Sound Mapper Recording: Microsoft Sound Mapper Channels: 2 (stereo) and Edit menu > Preferences > Quality Default Sample Rate: 44100 Hz

Well that explains the Audacity error message. Assuming that the computer actually does have either a sound card or on-board sound, you will need to install the drivers for the audio device. As this an "off-the-shelf" computer, the drivers should be included on your computer installation d...

- did you suggest WAV because it's a lossless format from which it is easier to convert to other formats? Yes. Also, the data encoding for "44100Hz 16-bit PCM WAV" ("normal" WAV files) is the same as for CD and is supported by just about everything. before your suggestion i was ...

You will understand that we cannot encourage or assist with illegal activity. http://www.copynot.com/ I presume that you own the rights to the recording? We can offer assistance for users with how to use Audacity. The Audacity manual includes information about how to "shape" the levels in ...

Could you attach the .AUP file for us to look at. (see "Upload" tab below the message compose box)

Check that the playback volume is turned up for Audacity in the system volume control (near the time/date in the bottom right corner of the Desktop).

What happened to my posting earlier today asking for more help re moving the cursor line and waht to do about the red flags? J Bruce Sorry, I've checked the Admin log and there appears to be no sign of such a post being made. If you upgrade to Audacity 1.3.12 there are multiple ways of moving the p...

I'm running out of ideas. I've used Audacity on Windows XP for years on multiple machines and never had this problem. The only other thing that I can think of is that perhaps there is a problem with your sound card drivers that is upsetting Audacity, though I don't know why that should cause your co...

Most file formats identify themselves by data in a "header" section of the file. RAW data is what it says, it is just the data and there is no header, so all it appears as to an application is a long string of numbers. Unless the application already knows (because you tell it, or because t...